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Do you mean 3 forms, each having a file upload input? Or 1 form with 3 file
upload inputs?
If you have 3 forms, then the user can only submit one form at a time. So your
$_FILES would contain only one file.
If you have one form with 3 file upload, it depends on if they are the same
name for
require
statement works fine. Again, thanks for the help. :)
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> On Tue, 2002-08-13 at 02:55, Huy wrote:
> > But I do...
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> > If I left out the require st
On Mon, 2002-08-12 at 22:14, Huy wrote:
> > If I use either the include or require statement, PHP will generate some
> > lines in the browser. For example, I want the first line is Hello
There..
> > echo ("Hello There"); but the line happens to be the third line after
som
If I use either the include or require statement, PHP will generate some
lines in the browser. For example, I want the first line is Hello There..
echo ("Hello There"); but the line happens to be the third line after some
blank lines. So how do I turn that off??
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