I've got a d/e screen that collects a path and a file name. My script then
attempts to verify that the file exists before moving on to do things with
it.
I've displayed the combined fields and they are showing correctly - ie,
c:\temp\emax.pdf as well as c:/temp/emax.pdf . But when I use that
On Monday, 25 April 2011 at 00:26, Jim Giner wrote:
I've got a d/e screen that collects a path and a file name. My script then
attempts to verify that the file exists before moving on to do things with
it.
I've displayed the combined fields and they are showing correctly - ie,
Hmmm... did not realize that. From all the code I examined I thought it
was looking at the client.
So how does one do a file upload from the client to the host? Preferably
with ftp rather than http.
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On Monday, 25 April 2011 at 01:07, Jim Giner wrote:
Hmmm... did not realize that. From all the code I examined I thought it
was looking at the client.
So how does one do a file upload from the client to the host? Preferably
with ftp rather than http.
FTP is a completely separate system
because I've seen many comments in my research that ftp is better for larger
files. I'm trying to upload photos so I know that they can be big.
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On Monday, 25 April 2011 at 01:24, Jim Giner wrote:
because I've seen many comments in my research that ftp is better for larger
files. I'm trying to upload photos so I know that they can be big.
Considering the number of websites out there that use HTTP POST for uploading
photos I really
Well, I'll take your word for it. As well as that of all the examples on
Google that come up when looking for php ftp uploads which are NOT doing
ftp uploads at all. Seems that many people are calling the 'move' of their
file from one host folder to another an 'upload'. Thanks!
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You're probably seeing references to the move_uploaded_file PHP function which
is used when processing an HTTP POST file upload. However, the fact that a
simple query like that didn't give you anything related should tell you how
often FTP upload is integrated into a website. Modify your search
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