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Posted by PTM on 07/26/06 23:12
"walterbyrd" <walterbyrd@iname.com> wrote in message
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> PTM wrote:
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>> php is server side. once your page is loaded it cant actually do anything
>> with it unless a link or button requests another php function or script
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> As mentioned in my original post: "I want the user to click on
> a link, and the server side php app does the rest." Instead of the
> user entering the path and file name, I want the path and file name as
> part of the code.
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>> you could always use a hidden field containing the information you would
>> expect for the file to be submitted.
>> then have a submit button that would process the form and do the upload.
>> you would also need to verify that the file was actually located and
>> called
>> what you expected, users being what they are this might not always be the
>> case
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> Something like that might work. I wish I could have the default path
> and file name in the box, like you can do when input="text" maybe I'll
> just put the default path/file name above the box, where it can easily
> cut and pasted.
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if its always going to be the same and you don't need the user to browse to
the file, then a standard input box might work ok.
but if you do need the browse, you could try using a javascript to set the
contents of the box when the page loads
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