I can try that but right now I have a bigger problem. The web browser can't
upload folder, so I'm stuck there for now. I'm looking into JAVA as a
workaround to this problem.
Scott
"Angelo Zanetti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> cant you create the folder using php
cant you create the folder using php and then copy the contents (files)
to the newly created folder?
eg:
$uploaddir = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/mydir/'';
if(!is_dir($uploaddir))
{
$old = umask(0);
Um, look like I'm going to have to write a JAVA programming and have a
couple of friends to come to help me out with it. Suck though! So,
applets it is...
Zip it up, that gonna be tought because of lack of good cross-platform
support. We have Robo-Help for Windows, since windows zip only work
> From: "Scott Fletcher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I found that on most web browsers, I can not upload the
> folder via HTTP using hte web browser upload dialog box.
> So, I can't use the php's function, is_uploaded_file and
> move_uploaded_file. Because the web browser see the folder
> as something
Scott Fletcher wrote:
I found that on most web browsers, I can not upload the folder via HTTP
using hte web browser upload dialog box.
Most? I thought all.
So, I can't use the php's
function, is_uploaded_file and move_uploaded_file. Because the web browser
see the folder as something to open with,
I found that on most web browsers, I can not upload the folder via HTTP
using hte web browser upload dialog box. So, I can't use the php's
function, is_uploaded_file and move_uploaded_file. Because the web browser
see the folder as something to open with, like going down one directory.
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