Ben Ramsey wrote:
John Nichel wrote:
b) Paths in the MS world are with the backslash (\) and not the
forward slash (/)
Windows NT onward (XP, 2003, etc.) should understand both the forward
slash and the backslash in a file path.
Like I said, it's been a loong time ;)
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John Nichel wrote:
> Ahmed Abdel-Aliem wrote:
>
>> $dest = $dest_dir . '/' .$this->File['name']; $r =
>> move_uploaded_file($this->File['tmp_name'], $dest);
>> $this->File_Name = $this->File['name'];
>> chmod("files/".$this->File_Name, 777);
>
>
> I
John Nichel wrote:
b) Paths in the MS world are with the backslash (\) and not the forward
slash (/)
Windows NT onward (XP, 2003, etc.) should understand both the forward
slash and the backslash in a file path.
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Ahmed Abdel-Aliem wrote:
$dest = $dest_dir . '/' .$this->File['name'];
$r = move_uploaded_file($this->File['tmp_name'], $dest);
$this->File_Name = $this->File['name'];
chmod("files/".$this->File_Name, 777);
I haven't messed with
On ÐÐÐ, 2005-04-11 at 14:28 -0400, Ben Ramsey wrote:
> The webserver needs to have permission to modify the file that you are
> trying to delete. Check the file and directory permissions by
> right-clicking the directory and going to properties. You will probably
> need to give the user that con
On Tuesday 12 April 2005 02:28, Ben Ramsey wrote:
> In general, permission settings under Windows suck.
Hmm I thought that the ACLs on NTFS were about the only thing that is good
about Windows.
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