On Wed, 27 Sep 2000, sam Liddicott wrote:
> > I found the real problem, it didn't come from NS but from PHP (or the
> > Midgardized part of it):
> >
> > I tried to use $HTTP_POST_VARS["userfile_type"] but this var was not set.
> > I now use $userfile_type directly and this works.
> >
> > I don't have enough time yet to explore further this problem to check if
> > this comes from PHP or Midgard (or my own config, who knows ?).
>
> HTTP_POST & the like only get filled in if you have PHP_TRACK_VARS enabled
> in your configuration.
yes, I know that, but when I do a phpinfo() after the form, all I see is:
HTTP_POST_VARS["userfile"] /tmp/phpqsQSFD
HTTP_POST_VARS["userfile_name"] test.gif
HTTP_POST_VARS["userfile_size"] 199
and IIRC, when I had an earlier version of PHP, there was also:
HTTP_POST_VARS["userfile_type"] image/gif
> Sam
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