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Posted by William Stokes on 03/24/05 12:41
Never mind. I got that sorted out! Thanks anyway...
-Will
"William Stokes" <kalles@operamail.com> kirjoitti
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> Okl I can't reverse engineer that...
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> I just need to know how to set the path.
> now I have it like this and it wont work. $fileame comes from a form.
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> if (copy($filename, "/imagedir/" . $filename_name))
> print "<H2>upload succesful!</H2>";
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> "Tristan Pretty" <Tristan.Pretty@risk.sungard.com> kirjoitti
> viestissδ:OFE7135562.87A439E0-ON80256FCE.0035AB29-80256FCE.00363D3F@risk.sungard.com...
>> http://www.hotscripts.com/Detailed/24113.html
>> take a look at this.. perhaps you can reverse engineer it
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>> "William Stokes" <kalles@operamail.com>
>> 24/03/2005 09:18
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>> To
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>> Subject
>> [PHP] file upload
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>> Hello,
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>> I'm (slowly) learning how to make a file upload stuff with php. Now I
>> would
>> like to know how to define the servers upload directory in the code?
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>> For example I have the upload script in folder /www in the www.domain.com
>> server and I want upload the files to /www/uploads folder. So how do
>> write
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>> the path in the php script?
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>> Thanks
>> -Will
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