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 Posted by Tom on 12/05/06 19:44 
> Maybe magic_quotes_gpc is mucking things up too... Dunno... 
 
That must be it.  I'm not sure what exactly the problem is yet, but my 
script (unlike the demo) does include a (kind-of auto-prepended) step 
that attempts to automatically compensate for magic_quotes.  Something 
in that must be mucking things up.  Time to roll up my sleeves. 
 
Thanks! 
Tom 
 
On Dec 5, 11:24 am, "petersprc" <peters...@gmail.com> wrote: 
> Not sure why the two scripts are different... I would try ensuring the 
> upload_tmp_dir setting has a trailing slash. Maybe magic_quotes_gpc is 
> mucking things up too... Dunno... 
> 
> Tom wrote: 
> > I've beat my head every way I can think of against this wall.  Maybe 
> > someone here just knows the answer. 
> 
> > I'm testing an upload class on my laptop WAMP server.  When I run the 
> > test script, everything is fine.  When I put together my own form and 
> > test uploading the same file, it fails because the 
> > $_FILES[$field_name]['tmp_name'] value is missing the trailing slash at 
> > the end of the temp dir name, so that the temp name looks like this: 
> 
> > c:/wamp/tmpphp11.tmp 
> 
> > instead of: 
> 
> > c:/wamp/tmp\php11.tmp 
> 
> > as in the packaged demo script. 
> 
> > I know that this value is set in php.ini.  But that can't be the 
> > problem as everything works fine in the demo script.  As far as I can 
> > discern, this value -- the temp dir name -- is handled internally by 
> > PHP and not affected by the script, so I can't even check the value and 
> > add the slash if it's missing.  So my question: does anyone know why 
> > the trailing slash is being dropped in my script? 
> 
> > I've tried every variation I can think of.  I even tried to replicate 
> > my error in the demo script by changing some of its form settings.  I 
> > can't get the two script to do the same thing with this 
> > $_FILES[$field_name]['tmp_name']  value, even though everything else 
> > should be equal. 
> 
> > All I can figure is that it has something to do with the forms' x/html 
> > settings.  The only other significant different between the two scripts 
> > is that mine posts to itself and the demo to a separate page. 
> 
> > Anyway, if you can answer this for me, you'd really make my day! :) 
>  
> > Thanks, 
> > Tom
 
  
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