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This has nothing to do with the class I'm afraid. Your file is simply not executable (try chmod 755), or your server not set to serve PHP pages.Reply

but if i use

if ($MyObject->uploaded) {
   $MyObject->file_new_name_body = $photo_name;
   die($MyObject->log);
   $MyObject->process($dir_big);

etc...

it does die with the log! When I place the "die" after the ->process, it offers the file as download!

it diesReply

I admit it is strange, but it must be a server issue. Are you sure that all the files, including the class are chmod' to 755?Reply

I've modded all files to 777 (php file that uses class & class file), no effect unfortunataly.Reply

btw... the file that is offered for download has the same name as the .php that arranges for the upload using your class. When i download the file it is empty, also when i put some fake html into the file. Very strange, haven't seen anything like it! Looks almost like the class is making the server present a file to the webclient.Reply

I can't really offer much help here. As I said, it is almost certainly a server issue, not a class issue.Reply

I traced the problem to the next function:

function recursiveMkdir($strPath, $mode = 0777) {
  return is_dir($strPath) or ( recursiveMkdir(dirname($strPath), $mode) and @mkdir($strPath, $mode) );
}

any ideas on reasons for the problem?Reply

What do you mean you traced the problem to the function? What do it do?

Are you using PHP5? Do you attempt to create sub directories, or is the directory already existing?Reply