Re: [PHP] $_FILES doesn't work but $_POST works

2006-05-31 Thread Rabin Vincent 

On 5/31/06, kartikay malhotra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

However, with Mbuni MMS Gateway (which provides HTTP POST),  the above
condition in if loop isn't satisfied. I think $_FILES isn't working. However
the following code works:

?php

$in='/usr/share/wallpapers/alien-night.jpg';
$out='/tmp/alien.jpg';

if(isset($_POST['userfile'])/* || $_FILES['userfile']['size']  0*/ )
{

$f=fopen($out,'a');
echo HEL;
copy($in, $out);
}

?

This implies, $_POST works, and a file has been uploaded. I  however, do not
know how to access it


Have you tried simply saving $_POST['userfile'] to a file?

Rabin

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Re: [PHP] $_FILES doesn't work but $_POST works

2006-05-31 Thread kartikay malhotra 

Thanks for your replies.

1. Did you put the enctype=multipart/form-data into the FORM tag?
Ans: I do not have a form! I'm using a gateway utility to upload files


From documentation of Mbuni MMS gateway:


post-url
Response content is obtained as result of sending a HTTP POST request to the
provided URL. The POST message is *always* encoding (such as that used by a
web browser when an HTML form has the submitted using the
multipart/form-dataenctype=multipart/form-data parameter set). If
http-post-parameters field is given (see below), then the relevant
parameters are sent as part of the request. *X-Mbuni* headers are sent as
well.


http-post-parameters
Used in conjunction with post-url. Parameters are provided in the same way
as would be provided in an HTTP GET request (e.g. *
message=truemyname=testimage=%i*).

2.  Have you tried simply saving $_POST['userfile'] to a file?

$save = $_POST['userfile'];
$f=fopen($out,'a');
copy($save, $out);


Nothing is copied. Opened file is empty.

Pls suggest
KM

On 5/31/06, Rabin Vincent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


On 5/31/06, kartikay malhotra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 However, with Mbuni MMS Gateway (which provides HTTP POST),  the above
 condition in if loop isn't satisfied. I think $_FILES isn't working.
However
 the following code works:

 ?php

 $in='/usr/share/wallpapers/alien-night.jpg';
 $out='/tmp/alien.jpg';

 if(isset($_POST['userfile'])/* || $_FILES['userfile']['size']  0*/ )
 {

 $f=fopen($out,'a');
 echo HEL;
 copy($in, $out);
 }

 ?

 This implies, $_POST works, and a file has been uploaded. I  however, do
not
 know how to access it

Have you tried simply saving $_POST['userfile'] to a file?

Rabin

Re: [PHP] $_FILES doesn't work but $_POST works

2006-05-31 Thread chris smith 

On 5/31/06, kartikay malhotra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Thanks for your replies.

1. Did you put the enctype=multipart/form-data into the FORM tag?
Ans: I do not have a form! I'm using a gateway utility to upload files

From documentation of Mbuni MMS gateway:

post-url
Response content is obtained as result of sending a HTTP POST request to the
provided URL. The POST message is *always* encoding (such as that used by a
web browser when an HTML form has the submitted using the
multipart/form-dataenctype=multipart/form-data parameter set). If
http-post-parameters field is given (see below), then the relevant
parameters are sent as part of the request. *X-Mbuni* headers are sent as
well.


http-post-parameters
Used in conjunction with post-url. Parameters are provided in the same way
as would be provided in an HTTP GET request (e.g. *
message=truemyname=testimage=%i*).

2.  Have you tried simply saving $_POST['userfile'] to a file?

 $save = $_POST['userfile'];
 $f=fopen($out,'a');
 copy($save, $out);


Files don't go into $_POST - they go into $_FILES.

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Re: [PHP] $_FILES doesn't work but $_POST works

2006-05-31 Thread Rabin Vincent 

On 5/31/06, chris smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

On 5/31/06, kartikay malhotra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 2.  Have you tried simply saving $_POST['userfile'] to a file?

  $save = $_POST['userfile'];
  $f=fopen($out,'a');
  copy($save, $out);

Files don't go into $_POST - they go into $_FILES.


Yes, his problem is that the $_FILES is not being set, but
there is some value in $_POST['userfile'].

Kartikay, I was suggesting that $_POST['userfile'] may
contain the file itself, not a filename. What does
$_POST['userfile'] contain? Try var_dump()ing it.

Rabin

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Re: [PHP] $_FILES doesn't work but $_POST works

2006-05-30 Thread Richard Lynch 

Did you put the enctype=multipart/form-data into the FORM tag?

What you describe matches not doing that.

On Wed, May 31, 2006 12:25 am, kartikay malhotra wrote:
 Hi All,

 I'm using Mbuni MMS gateway, which provides me the facility to upload
 .mms
 files.

 Now with my little exposure to PHP, to upload files (say from the
 browser),
 I use $_POST, namely:

 if($_FILES['userfile']['size']  0)
 {
   $fileName = $_FILES['userfile']['name'];
   $tmpName  = $_FILES['userfile']['tmp_name'];
 ...
 ...
 }

 However, with Mbuni MMS Gateway (which provides HTTP POST),  the above
 condition in if loop isn't satisfied. I think $_FILES isn't working.
 However
 the following code works:

 ?php

 $in='/usr/share/wallpapers/alien-night.jpg';
 $out='/tmp/alien.jpg';

 if(isset($_POST['userfile'])/* || $_FILES['userfile']['size']  0*/ )
 {

 $f=fopen($out,'a');
 echo HEL;
 copy($in, $out);
 }

 ?

 This implies, $_POST works, and a file has been uploaded. I  however,
 do not
 know how to access it

 How to access the uploaded file, determine its size and save its
 contents in
 a database?


 Thanks in advance
 KM



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Re: [PHP] $_FILES doesn't work but $_POST works

2006-05-30 Thread Chris 

kartikay malhotra wrote:

Hi All,

I'm using Mbuni MMS gateway, which provides me the facility to upload .mms
files.

Now with my little exposure to PHP, to upload files (say from the browser),
I use $_POST, namely:

if($_FILES['userfile']['size']  0)
{
 $fileName = $_FILES['userfile']['name'];
 $tmpName  = $_FILES['userfile']['tmp_name'];
...
...
}


That's not $_POST. That's $_FILES.

Show us the real code you're using.

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