you need to make sure that your webserver supports file uploads, and then you'll need to take a look at where the file gets transfered to.. (in PHP it gets uploaded to the TEMP folder and needs to get moved after)..
-Sean
I believe it does. But this opens up another question... using FTP to upload files, wouldn't that mean my program would have to have my username and password built into it? Doesn't sound like a very secure option.
I've been hearing some rather disturbing things about using options that let people upload or change files on my website. It sounds like if I do anything where I must set the file permissions to "read/write" it could open up a very serious security hole. My web host says that people could theoretically upload actual programs that would execute and that could do all sorts of things both to my website and out into the world at large, and actually create worms and viruses that run from my website.
As for moving a file from the TEMP folder, can this also be done from .php?
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