----- Original Message -----
From: "bryan_is_south"
> Hi Brian,
> An error for echo($_FILES['upload']['name']); does not
> necessarily mean that there is no $_FILES superglobal.
>
> The above assumes that you are using a form with <input type="file"
> NAME="upload">
>
> Try this
>
> if(!is_set($_FILES))
> {
> echo("There are no files uploaded\n");
> die();
> }
> foreach($_FILES as $key => $thisfile)
> {
> echo("For the form input name that is [" . $key . "]\n\n");
> echo("Remote file (name) is [" . $thisfile['name'] . "]\n");
> echo("Browsers suggested mime (type) is [" . $thisfile['type'] .
"]\n");
> echo("Actual file (size) is [" . $thisfile['size'] . "]\n");
> echo("Server temporary name (tmp_name) is [" .
$thisfile['tmp_name'] .
> "]\n");
> echo("Upload (error) is [" . $thisfile['error'] . "]\n\n\n\n");
> }
>
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Thanks for the codes.
The first isset() part seems to show that the $_FILES is there, but
the foreach loop doesn't go through. It doesn't even begin the loop.
That doesn't really make sense, but somehow, there is the $_FILES
superglobal, but it can't loop through them.
Is this normal?
Thanks
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Hi Brian,
It seems that $_FILES is set but has no dependents.
I will write some code and test it on a couple of servers and send it to you
as tested and working code.
It will have to wait until tomorrow.
Thanks, Robert.
