Thanx, I'll try it and I'll say you if it works.
Frankie
Angie Tollerson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Frankie,
the function is copy($old, $new);
so it needs to be from the exact path to the exact path....what is the
folder you want to store the file in eventually? the best thing to do is to
set the path for the folder where the new file will be residing and tack on
the image
for example:
$PATH = "../news/archive/images/";
$userpath = "c:\windows\images\picture.jpg"; // ( gotten by them doing a
browse of computer using type="file" ??? maybe??)
$newimagename = "new.jpg";
copy($userpath, $PATH.$newimagename);
hope that helps,
Angie
>>> "Frankie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 09/17/01 02:01PM >>>
I have a problem with the file uploading.
I copied a script from a book on PHP and I followed instructions about the
upload temp dir (upload_tmp_dir = c:/Windows/temp). The script was developed
for an Unix machine and the line is:
@copy("$img1","/usr/local/apache_1.3.12/htdocs/$img1_name") or die...
The book suggests, for Windows machines, to change the root in:
/Apache/htdocs. I tried the program, but an error message appears: "It is
impossible to upload file" (message wrote in die command).
What is the exact command for uploading file?
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