[PHP-DB] Re: File deletion

2002-02-07 Thread Joe Van Meer

Try looking at the unlink() function. It removes files off of the web
server.

HTH Joe :)



Todd Williamsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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 I created a couple of forms where one inserts new contact data with a
file,
 in this case its a resume.  Now, I want to create a form where a user can
 update the information by inserting their updated information and if there
 is a new resume then it would be uploaded.

 I got the upload part down, but i would like to delete the old resume when
 the update is done, only if there is an update done to the resume.  This
 more for file management than anything.

 I am sure this is possible, but I thought I would ask all you PHP experts
 first since I am a semi-newbie at this...

 thanks!





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[PHP-DB] Re: File deletion

2002-02-07 Thread Joe Van Meer

ammendment:

use the unlink() function once you have confirmation of a successful update
:)

HTH Joe :)


Todd Williamsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
 I created a couple of forms where one inserts new contact data with a
file,
 in this case its a resume.  Now, I want to create a form where a user can
 update the information by inserting their updated information and if there
 is a new resume then it would be uploaded.

 I got the upload part down, but i would like to delete the old resume when
 the update is done, only if there is an update done to the resume.  This
 more for file management than anything.

 I am sure this is possible, but I thought I would ask all you PHP experts
 first since I am a semi-newbie at this...

 thanks!





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