[PHP] Uploading files

2001-06-30 Thread David A Castillo

Okay, I'm absolutely certain that there's a simple solution to my problem,
but my forehead is getting sore from banging it against the wall, so I
thought I'd pick y'all's brains.

I'm using a form to upload a number of  files named $input_form_$i where $i
is from 0 to 5 and the following is my code:

for ($i = 0; $i=5; $i++){

$l = input_form_$i;
$location = $$l;

move_uploaded_file($location, $upload_path/$location_name);

}
 with that, I get the following warnings:

Warning: Unable to create '/': Invalid argument in [php file running
program] on line 64

Warning: Unable to move '/var/tmp//php9Uai9S' to '/' in [php file running
program] on line 64
/var/tmp//php9Uai9S not loadable

Funny thing is another page that doesn't use the $$l method to dynamically
grab variable names (just uses a static variable name) works totally fine
with essentially the same code.

FYI: The form type is multipart/form-data and the input fields are set to
file so I have no idea what's going wrong. Any thoughts?

 David Castillo
Application Systems Analyst
Human Resources Department
Northern Arizona University
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[PHP] fdf and pfd functions in PHP

2001-05-24 Thread David A Castillo

Okay, I'm trying to teach myself how to utilize fdf and insert into pdf and
I have a question for y'all. When using pfd forms to submit to an fdf file,
the php script uses the variable $HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA as the source to write
to the fdf file. If I use an HTML form to do the same thing, what variable
would I use? I tried $HTTP_POST_DATA and it returned an empty variable set
resulting in an empty fdf file. The code I'm using is as follows:

?php
$fdffp = fopen(test.fdf,w);
fwrite($fdffp, $HTTP_POST_DATA, strlen($HTTP_POST_DATA));
fclose($fdffp);
?

Sorry for the basic question but I guess we all have to start somewhere!

Cheers,

Dave

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