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Posted by Schraalhans Keukenmeester on 03/29/07 18:15
Schraalhans Keukenmeester wrote:
> Schraalhans Keukenmeester wrote:
>> rynato@gmail.com wrote:
>>> the problem is fixed. The weird part is, I had to manually re-key a
>>> few of the lines of code. Every time I re-keyed a line, char for char,
>>> the error shifted down one line. Finally I had re-keyed enough of the
>>> lines of code and it worked - to a point.
>>>
>>> Now the problem is this:
>>>
>>> the script runs fine. It's to upload an image and then resize it.
>>>
>>> I have this line of code:
>>>
>>> print "<form action=\"<?php print (\$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']); ?>\" method=
>>> \"post\" enctype=\"multipart/form-data\">\n";
>>>
>>> when I browse locally to a photo, select it for upload, then submit
>>> it, I get a 404 error with the following path (I chopped off the
>>> unimportant first half of the URL):
>>>
>>> /siteAdministration/%3C?php%20print%20($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']);%20?%3E
>>>
>>> so it looks to me like it's not parsing the action command
>>> correctly??? I have spent hours on this trying to find the problem and
>>> I cannot see any syntax errors here. Any suggestions out there?
>>>
>> Your code is wrong. You start with some php code and then introduce new
>> php opening tags again. That would only make sense when it's part of an
>> otherwise pure html line.
>>
>> You probably nee something like this instead:
>>
>> print "<form action='$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']' method='POST
>> enctype='multipart/form-data'>";
>>
>>
> add another single quote after POST. My bad.
Geez, and brackets {} around $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']. Not my day apparantly...
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