Thank you for ALL this great information, Richard! I really appreciate
all the help.
JJ
Richard Lynch wrote:
On Thu, June 23, 2005 7:42 am, Jack Jackson said:
I cannot see a way to validate or examine Word or Excel files for
validity (and assume that older word files would validate differently
On Thu, June 23, 2005 7:42 am, Jack Jackson said:
> I cannot see a way to validate or examine Word or Excel files for
> validity (and assume that older word files would validate differently
> from newer ones).
If your PHP does not have the mime_type functions, you could probably use
http://php.net
Tom Rogers wrote:
Hi,
Friday, June 24, 2005, 12:42:33 AM, you wrote:
JJ> Hi,
JJ> I checked at
JJ> http://www.php.net/manual/en/features.file-upload.php and
JJ> all the user notes, and also the PEAR solution for uploading files and I
JJ> still have a couple of questions.
JJ> I need to create
Hi,
Friday, June 24, 2005, 12:42:33 AM, you wrote:
JJ> Hi,
JJ> I checked at
JJ> http://www.php.net/manual/en/features.file-upload.php and
JJ> all the user notes, and also the PEAR solution for uploading files and I
JJ> still have a couple of questions.
JJ> I need to create a form to allow users
Jack Jackson wrote:
So my questions:
1. How do you validate Word and Excel files before upload?
Before? JavaScript...if JavaScript can even do it (I haven't touched
the stuff in ages). After upload, you can check the mime type, but
that's not foolproof.
Okay, sorry I miswrote: after
John Nichel wrote:
Jack Jackson wrote:
Also, it seems that directories must be blown wide open (777) to allow
the script to copy the file over from /tmp. My ISP won't allow
directories to be set to 777 under public_html/ -- but we need to
access the files via web browser which is the whole p
John Nichel wrote:
Jack Jackson wrote:
Also, it seems that directories must be blown wide open (777) to allow
the script to copy the file over from /tmp. My ISP won't allow
directories to be set to 777 under public_html/ -- but we need to
access the files via web browser which is the whole
Jack Jackson wrote:
Also, it seems that directories must be blown wide open (777) to allow
the script to copy the file over from /tmp. My ISP won't allow
directories to be set to 777 under public_html/ -- but we need to access
the files via web browser which is the whole point.
It shouldn't
Hi,
I checked at http://www.php.net/manual/en/features.file-upload.php and
all the user notes, and also the PEAR solution for uploading files and I
still have a couple of questions.
I need to create a form to allow users to upload (and later to delete)
MS word, excel and jpg files. Through yo
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