now if you must have the local path of your file here's a rough code
to give you an idea using javascript, then just have it php control it
on the server side.
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ioannes wrote:
OK. Makes sense, since I needed to change the form tag to upload files.
Clearly, then it was not uploading the path.
Thanks
If by local, in your example, you mean it gives you "pic1.jpg" - then
I will agree. No browser I've ever seen sends
"C:\pics\subdir\pic1.jpg". It will *di
ioannes wrote:
I am trying to upload images - in fact an image path - from a PC.
I use the tag:
which nicely gives an input textfield and Browse button! This gives
me, in the input box, eg:
c:\pics\subdir\pic1.jpg
a web browser doesn't even give you this information!
The input tag does give t
ioannes wrote:
I am trying to upload images - in fact an image path - from a PC.
I use the tag:
which nicely gives an input textfield and Browse button! This gives me, in the input box, eg:
c:\pics\subdir\pic1.jpg
The relative path on the server is something like:
subdir/pics1.jpg
thus I need t
hi you don't have to bother your self of such things. html does it all
for you. All you have to do is manage the uploaded file which is put
as a temporary file on the server temporary folder. Here's some tip:
temporary file in your server: $_FILES["file"]["tmp_name"]
name of your file (the upload
Whats the reason to keep the image path from the host pc?
The server will dump the uploaded file into a temp area fro which you can
either move it to a permanent dir or load it into a db. The only path that
you really need to worry about the one on the server, which you can handle
by
1. leaving
