If HTML would work this way then people would never stop guessing the
other's files to steal as you visit web pages.
answer: no.
I'm curious now: perhaps, you can have a value attribute in it? But neither
that should be allowed.
Never tried myself.
Cheers,
Maxim Maletsky
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> I don't think so, but to you could put value="/path/to/file"> in a hidden layer...
>
> Untested, but it should work...
Yay, security.
I doubt it'd work...
Hmmm...
Jason
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I don't think so, but to you could put 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 "" I don't
> want to browse a file. My filename will be fixed & file will be present on
> my local m
> Can I upload a file to a server without using " 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 in a multipart/form-data
regardless of the fixed file name and file's presence.
Jason
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