are.
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Just do a print_r($_FILES) and see what all of the contents are.
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> Is register_globals off? If it is, you should be using the $_FILES
array.
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> I don't think that's it. Tell me if I'm using it improperly, but I tried
to
> print out the filename:
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> print("[&qu
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I don't think that's it. Tell me if I'm using it improperly, but I tried to
print out the filename:
print("[".$_FILES['uploadfile']['name']."]");
Is that it?
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Hmm. Not sure about register_globals, but I'm not using $_FILES. I assume
its use is $_FILES["name_of_file || size_of_file"]? I'll check it out.
Is there a disadvantage to using it? Ie. If register_globals is on, will it
still work? If there's no disadvantage, I might just go with it anyway..
Is register_globals off? If it is, you should be using the $_FILES array.
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