class.upload.php
class.upload.php is a powerful and mature PHP class to manage uploaded files, and manipulate images in many ways. The script is available under a GPL license.
class.upload.php is a powerful and mature PHP class to manage uploaded files, and manipulate images in many ways. The script is available under a GPL license.
Notice: Undefined index: my_field in C:\...\upload.php on line 54
file not uploaded on the server
Error: File error. Please try again.
In your browser, replace upload.php with index.html and you should be fine.
Colin (Thanks for your interest) I already am using the Index.html. I put in a file and press the upload button. I end up on "upload.php" because of the form action="upload.php" on the index.html page
Try to add the following at the start of upload.php
Check if your browser is properly set, and if your server is OK. It seems to be a local problem.
I get this below the header of class.upload.php test forms
Sorry only written about a dozen php but these are in production. However I'm weak at it so thanks for your help.
What does this mean?
What is your server? Are you running Apache under Windows? Do you have other problems with other scripts?
I'm working on my server at home now and i'm still getting negative results. I don't want to confuse the issue and i'm going to work on the home issue and attempt to solve.
I am a java guy who has configured 3 seperate servers on different machines (PC's) and I push the results to the main site on the web when i'm done. I have written about a dozen php scripts which includes a lot of file manipulation. These worked fine on Apache tomcat and they worked identically on the apache server I use on the web.
I'm probably doing something basically wrong.
I'm unpacking the zip into a single folder on the doc root so I have an application called "class.upload_0.25" with the "lang" folder just below that.
I also configured php.ini with the GD dll extension.
As a novice i'm asking you what am I obviously doing wrong?
Im running php 5.02
Of course, you only need Apache to run PHP, not Tomcat. Are you running PHP alongside Tomcat? Using mod_jk?
I would also recommend to upgrade to PHP 5.2.x
I had configured Tomcat about 6 months ago to run PHP alongside Java (Don't ask) and all previous PHP scripts had worked fine.
Tomcat on PHP looses ALL parameters on a POST from a FORM.
This was within a windows environment (That it was failing)
Well done on your brilliant utility. I might contact you again in the not so distant future..
Feel free to contact me any time.