How are you determining the filename?
I looked back in a piece of code, and I am doing something like:
my $fileup=$Request->{FileUpload}{upload_file};
my $browserfile=$fileup->{BrowserFile};
my $filehandle=$fileup->{FileHandle};
my $tempfile=$fileup->{TempFile};
I believe that $tempfile holds the name of the file as is sitting on the drive after the upload.
I also have:
PerlSetVar FileUploadTemp 1
Set in httpd.conf
Tim
Richard Curtis wrote:
OK, I am sorry for posting stupid questions, but I have been at this all night and got no-where.
Right, I have a page which allows upload of files.
The user uploads several files, and I cache the filename of the file they uploaded using the session.
So, the session contains a list of filenames.
I am now passing this array of filenames to a backend module.
The files are already uploaded to a tmp directory by now.
In the backend module, I move the files from the temporary directory, to the proper storage location.
When I call :
move_file("$srcDir$file","$dstDir$file"),
I get the following error :
Utilities:move_file : cannot find file /home/myapp/data/tmp/test_user/Fh=GLOB(0x86983bc)
I know the reason behind the error - it is because the filename I stored in the session is really a handle to the uploaded file.
The question is, how can I simply get back the filename rather than the filehandle....
I am stumped on this one.
Richard
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