It is indeed a HTML/Browser issue... I'm not sure if the filename in the
source can be setup by javascript due to security problems (if it was, a
malicious web site could receive all the of the user computer that have
a known location).
For file upload you can check:
http://www.php.net/manual/
Yes it is set to "on".
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> After looking at your example, do you have register_globals set to 'On' in
> your php.ini file?
>
> If not that you will need to use the new superglobal arrays to access your
> variab
After looking at your example, do you have register_globals set to 'On' in
your php.ini file?
If not that you will need to use the new superglobal arrays to access your
variable. I am not sure how it would uploaded file, but it should be
something like $_POST['data_blob'].
HTH,
Mikey
> -O
Frankie,
the function is copy($old, $new);
so it needs to be from the exact path to the exact pathwhat is the folder you want
to store the file in eventually? the best thing to do is to set the path for the
folder where the new file will be residing and tack on the image
for example:
$PAT
Randall,
It looks as if your upload path AND the destination path for your uploaded
files is the same, namely c:\temp; could that be the problem? Also, try
setting the path to the full "c:\\temp" and make sure this directory exists
!
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