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On Wednesday 29 September 2004 21:39, blackwater dev wrote:
> What should I look for? I know globals are off...file_upload is on.
read manual > Handling file uploads
Find out whether your version of php supports $_FILES, if so use it. If not
use $HTTP_POST_FILES.
Do:
What should I look for? I know globals are off...file_upload is on.
On Wed, 29 Sep 2004 10:08:31 +0600, raditha dissanayake
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> blackwater dev wrote:
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> >Doesn't print out anything.
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> then try phpinfo() it will tell you everything about your server, y
blackwater dev wrote:
Doesn't print out anything.
then try phpinfo() it will tell you everything about your server, your
script and data that is being passed to it. Look for anything amiss.
print_r() those two variables (and any others you can think of).
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Raditha Dissanayake.
Doesn't print out anything.
On Wed, 29 Sep 2004 05:32:32 +0800, Jason Wong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wednesday 29 September 2004 01:44, blackwater dev wrote:
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> > Then, here is part of the code doing the upload:
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> To be precise this is the part of the code which handles the upload. The
On Wednesday 29 September 2004 01:44, blackwater dev wrote:
> Then, here is part of the code doing the upload:
To be precise this is the part of the code which handles the upload. The files
have already been uploaded and stored by your webserver long before your
script starts executing.
> It p
--sorry if you get this twice...it didn't seem to go through the first time--
I just switched hosts and I am now working on all the stuff that once
worked but now doesn't. I have an image upload script with the
following code:
?method=upload&id='>
hi
try this article: http://www.radinks.com/upload/config.php
It's a quick guide on configuring php for large file uploads.
all the best
ahmetax wrote:
Hi,
I have the following PHP code to upload files to a MySQL table.
It works fine, but, I can't upload any files greater then 400K.
What mi
Hi,
I have the following PHP code to upload files to a MySQL table.
It works fine, but, I can't upload any files greater then 400K.
What might be the problem?
TIA
ahmet
AxTelSoft-Uploading a file
" method="post">
Send this file:
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At 15.05.2002 12:33, you wrote:
>I am using this script: to upload a picture file and I get the error below:
>"Unable to create 'hgh6.gif': Permission denied in
>/home/vhtdocs/archipro/do_upload.php on line 13
>Couldn't copy the file!" - What am I doing wrong
>
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>File to Upload:
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On Wednesday 15 May 2002 18:33, Diana Castillo wrote:
> I am using this script: to upload a picture file and I get the error below:
> "Unable to create 'hgh6.gif': Permission denied in
> /home/vhtdocs/archipro/do_upload.php on line 13
> Couldn't copy the file!" - What am I doing wrong
>
>
> File
I am using this script: to upload a picture file and I get the error below:
"Unable to create 'hgh6.gif': Permission denied in
/home/vhtdocs/archipro/do_upload.php on line 13
Couldn't copy the file!" - What am I doing wrong
File to Upload:
upload file:
Warning: Unable to create 'hgh6.g
Hello!
I am trying to upload the files to the sever. For files that has only one
dot such as abc.txt and 123.doc, it works fine. But when uploading files
that have more than one dot such as 123.txt.pdf, there's problem, and I
tried to echo the $userfile[i], and it is "none". Codes are attached as
> I am trying to upload the files to the sever. For files that has only one
> dot such as abc.txt and 123.doc, it works fine. But when uploading files
> that have more than one dot such as 123.txt.pdf, there's problem, and I
> tried to echo the $userfile[i], and it is "none". Codes are attached as
Hello!
I am trying to upload the files to the sever. For files that has only one
dot such as abc.txt and 123.doc, it works fine. But when uploading files
that have more than one dot such as 123.txt.pdf, there's problem, and I
tried to echo the $userfile[i], and it is "none". Codes are attached
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