I think I found a way of solving the problem.
When the transfer is interrupted $_FILES is filled and no error is
reported. However $_POST will be empty. So, if $_FILES['userfile']['error']
is set to 0 (meaning no error) but $_POST is empty, it means that the file
upload was interrupted.
Jorge.
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error values in FILES superglobal.
I'm resending this because I don't see the message in the "archive". Sorry
if you're getting the message for the second time.
Jorge.
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28-10-2002 18:53 Subject: [PHP] $_FILES
['userfile']['error'] is always 0 ! Why ???
Hi,
I'm doing HTTP file upload but I'm having a problem where "$_FILES
['userfile']['error']" is always 0. Even if I press the stop button or
close the broser window where the upload is occuring it's always 0. This
results in truncated files.
Why ? What could be happening ?
Is there any other way I can use to identify truncated files in uploads ?
I'm so desperate that I've been looking at "content-length"...
I'm running RH 7.3 with PHP 4.2.2.
Thanks in advance,
Jorge.
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