Hello everybody,
I am relatively new to PHP and for quite some days I am trying to get a file
upload system going through a standard html form. To test it I use an html
page called Test2.php with a form in it with
enctype=\multipart/form-data\. Here is the source code:
?php
$AppImageDir =
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On Thu, 27 Feb 2003, Frans Bakker wrote:
Hello everybody,
I am relatively new to PHP and for quite some days I am trying to get a file
I don't think it is a good idea to drop all form data from an
enctype=multipart/form-data POST when file uploads are turned off. I
think it makes more sense only to drop the uploaded file.
A simple test script:
form action=form.php enctype=multipart/form-data method=POST
input type=text
By the way, this didn't work at all in 4.1.2. Any
Sorry but I cannot reproduce this. The _REQUEST array is filled here. The
only strange thing is that phpinfo doesn't show it... But var_dump and
print_r do...
Stefan
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Did you turn off file_uploads in your php.ini before testing? I just
double-checked in the 4.2 branch and turning off file_uploads makes the
variable disappear for me.
-R
On Fri, 29 Mar 2002, Stefan Esser wrote:
By the way, this didn't work at all in 4.1.2. Any
Sorry but I cannot
Hi,
Did you turn off file_uploads in your php.ini before testing? I just
double-checked in the 4.2 branch and turning off file_uploads makes the
variable disappear for me.
Ahhh then I misunderstood your mail. I thought you mean in 4.1.2 if you do
not
upload a file (only fill the input
Right, that is what I am seeing at least on the Debian package of 4.1.2,
and in 4.2 and HEAD this is fixed but we still have the issue of dropping
form fields when file uploads are turned off. I need to build another
4.1.2 to see if I can reproduce what I am seeing in the Debian build.
-Rasmus
Hrm, you are right, I can't repeat it in the current 4.1 branch. Am I
seeing things on Debian? Anybody else have a Debian woody server with
4.1.2 from the Debian package running?
If so, please test this script:
form action=form.php enctype=multipart/form-data method=POST
input type=text
I wrote s script to upload a file. The script works, but when I point
my browser to the file it downloads, but I can no longer open the file
in MS Word. What is happening to my file? My client is Windows and the
server is Linux.
David McInnis
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Hi,
Is it me or is upload broken in 4.2.0-dev from cvs ? php.exe hangs after uploading the
first 8.192 bytes. Nothing happens, no cpu usage.
- Frank
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Hangs? It's partially broken but that problem is bit different
and can be worked around by setting register_globals=off.
What kind of file is the one you're uploading? And how big?
What are your php.ini settings that affect the uploading?
(upload_max_filesize.. etc)
--Jani
On Mon, 3 Dec
hi ng
For file upload i compare temp file with "none".
It's OK.
From yesterday, the string tha corresponding at null file is null string
? why ??
Manuele
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I am working on a site that handles a lot of file uploads. Occasionally
the following error will be thrown:
shell httpd: PHP Warning: File Upload Error - No Mime boundary found
after start of file header in Unknown on line 0
Now I figured this was probably a browser bug rather than a PHP bug
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