Okay, now that works, with the {[type], temp name, etc.
BUt now I am having a different problem.
My content management system allows the user to edit their page and it
shows a thumb of their existing image. They can choose to upload a
new image, or leave it alone (the old image file name is stored in a
hidden field)
So I have the image upload handling looking like this:
if ($_FILES['pageimage'])
{
(code that determines the type, gives it a name, etc)
copy($_FILES['pageimage']['tmp_name'],
"/home/fpcreatv/public_html/images/uploads/$newfile");
The problem is, even if there is no new file specified, IT RUNS THE
[EMAIL PROTECTED] CODE ANYWAY!
I thought by saying if ($_FILES['pageimage'])
{ yadda }
that it will only run the image processing code if that incoming file
is there. This is making me nuttier than I already am.
Anyone???
Marian
--- In [email protected], Brian Cummiskey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > But,
> > it's not handling the uploads, and I suspect an uploaded file doesn't
> > get referenced inthe $_GET or $_POST variable.
> >
> > How do I predeclare it?????
>
> $_FILES
>
>
> http://php.net/globals
>
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