> (a really bad idea that no one should be influenced by w/out
> considering the security implications ;-)
I promise that's not why I asked. :\)
> Are you sure the uploading form uses the right enctype and all that?
It does and did, but there was some client Javascript gumming up the works.
Th
Sean Evans wrote:
But that doesn't ever set $upload to anything. So I'm wondering what I'm
doing wrong here. Any thoughts?
Something's funny. I just knocked together the following fast 'n' ugly
test that returns the uploaded file as the content for AxKit to process
(a really bad idea that no one
I've got a Provider modeled after the DBI Provider on axkit.org that I want
to accept file uploads. At first I tried something like the following from
within my provider's init():
my $r = $self->apache_request();
[...]
if ( my $upload = $r->upload ) {
[blah]
That failed miserably wit
