Scott Fletcher wrote:
Yep, that Java applet, Raditha's Rad Upload... Just found the documentation
there that the file path worked before PHP 4.3.6 but not with 4.3.6 and up.
I don't know what the PHP developer did with the $_FILE codes before
releasing PHP 4.3.6
Older versions of PHP used t
Hello Scott,
Thursday, November 18, 2004, 7:28:00 PM, you wrote:
SF> Well, I had successfully uploaded the files/folders. PHP just
SF> stripped out the folders for no reasons. A file can be a folder
SF> too.
If you insist.
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Yep, that Java applet, Raditha's Rad Upload... Just found the documentation
there that the file path worked before PHP 4.3.6 but not with 4.3.6 and up.
I don't know what the PHP developer did with the $_FILE codes before
releasing PHP 4.3.6
Scott
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Jason Wong wrote:
On Friday 19 November 2004 03:28, Scott Fletcher wrote:
Well, I had successfully uploaded the files/folders. PHP just stripped out
the folders for no reasons. A file can be a folder too.
Could you explain how you did that (upload a folder)?
I guess using Raditha's Rad Upload.
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On Friday 19 November 2004 03:28, Scott Fletcher wrote:
> Well, I had successfully uploaded the files/folders. PHP just stripped out
> the folders for no reasons. A file can be a folder too.
Could you explain how you did that (upload a folder)?
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Well, I had successfully uploaded the files/folders. PHP just stripped out
the folders for no reasons. A file can be a folder too.
Scott
"Richard Davey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hello Scott,
>
> Thursday, November 18, 2004, 6:05:09 PM, you wrote:
>
> SF> I m
Hello Scott,
Thursday, November 18, 2004, 6:05:09 PM, you wrote:
SF> I mean full file path, it only show the filename without the filepath...
That's because it only uploads the file, not the full path worth of
files and certainly not any folders. In short - you cannot find out
what you need dire
I mean full file path, it only show the filename without the filepath...
"Scott Fletcher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I found that $_FILES and move_uploaded_file doesn't contain directories
name
> when I uploaded multiple files/folders. On the unix machine, all I
Rob Adams wrote:
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If I pass a $_FILES to an object by value. Does it
create a copy of the actual posted files as well?
In other words if I post a 2MB file to save.php and in
turn pass $_FILES to an object $file->fileis($_
"Daniel Guerrier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> If I pass a $_FILES to an object by value. Does it
> create a copy of the actual posted files as well?
>
> In other words if I post a 2MB file to save.php and in
> turn pass $_FILES to an object $file->fileis($_FILES);
Yes, $HTTP_POST_FILES is depricated, but it still works in PHP 4.
"John Taylor-Johnston" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> $HTTP_POST_FILES as opposed to $_FILES is older syntax? $HTTP_POST_FILES
is still compliant?
> John
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> Just wanted to let everyone know:
>
> PHP version is 4.2.1
> Apache is 1.3.24
>
> Running WindowsXP Pro
Oh, yeah, that.
My dev environment is almost exactly the same.
CYA, Dave
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Just wanted to let everyone know:
PHP version is 4.2.1
Apache is 1.3.24
Running WindowsXP Pro
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