> I have a script that allows the user to browse his/her local hard
drive
for
> a file and email it as an attachment. Text files come through OK but
any
> binary type file, e.g., JPEG or PDF arrive broken. JPEG will show as
a
red
> X in my browser and Adobe will complain about the PDF. I don't
From: "Donpro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I have a script that allows the user to browse his/her local hard drive
for
> a file and email it as an attachment. Text files come through OK but any
> binary type file, e.g., JPEG or PDF arrive broken. JPEG will show as a
red
> X in my browser and Adobe wil
Hello Donpro,
Wednesday, February 11, 2004, 2:58:20 PM, you wrote:
D> I have a script that allows the user to browse his/her local hard drive for
D> a file and email it as an attachment. Text files come through OK but any
D> binary type file, e.g., JPEG or PDF arrive broken. JPEG will show as a
On Wednesday 11 February 2004 22:58, Donpro wrote:
> A code sample of my form is:
>
>
> Send this file:
>
>
Try the example(s) in manual > Handling file uploads. If they work, then
figure out what you're doing differently in your code that makes it not work.
If the examples don't work, and
Hi,
I have a script that allows the user to browse his/her local hard drive for
a file and email it as an attachment. Text files come through OK but any
binary type file, e.g., JPEG or PDF arrive broken. JPEG will show as a red
X in my browser and Adobe will complain about the PDF. I don't kno
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