RE: [PHP] Regarding file upload using php

Message- From: Parinda [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2001 1:59 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [PHP] Regarding file upload using php Hi !! Can I upload a file to a server without using input type=file I don't want to browse a file. My filename will be fixed file

[PHP] Regarding file upload using php

Hi !! Can I upload a file to a server without using input type=file I don't want to browse a file. My filename will be fixed file will be present on my local machine. Please reply at the earliest as this is very urgent. Thanking you. Regards, Parinda. Software Group Phil Systems Ltd.

[PHP] Regarding file upload using php

Hi !! Can I upload a file to a server without using input type=file I don't want to browse a file. My filename will be fixed file will be present on my local machine. Please reply at the earliest as this is very urgent. Thanking you. Please send me a reply at my address because I am not

RE: [PHP] Regarding file upload using php

Can I upload a file to a server without using input type=file I don't want to browse a file. My filename will be fixed file will be present on my local machine. No, you can't. You need to use INPUT TYPE=FILE in a multipart/form-data FORM regardless of the fixed file name and file's

Re: [PHP] Regarding file upload using php

I don't think so, but to you could put input type=file value=/path/to/file in a hidden layer... Untested, but it should work... On Tuesday 14 August 2001 09:58, you wrote: Hi !! Can I upload a file to a server without using input type=file I don't want to browse a file. My filename will

RE: [PHP] Regarding file upload using php

I don't think so, but to you could put input type=file value=/path/to/file in a hidden layer... Untested, but it should work... Yay, security. I doubt it'd work... INPUT TYPE=FILE VALUE='/etc/passwd' Hmmm... Jason -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe,