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I already answered you here.

If you read $_FILES['image']['name'], you have the complete filename, including the extension. You shouldn't use $_FILES anyway.

Please read the documentation. You can for instance use file_src_name to get the originale filename without the extension. Then your code can for instance be:

$foo->file_new_name_body = 'small_'.time().'.'.$foo->file_src_name;

As for the database, as I said in my previous answer, it is outside of the scope of this forum.Reply

Sorry, i couldn't find my old topic.

I dont get the answer at my last question.
How can i put the new name in to the database?

I know how to put thing in the database but how do i get the final name from $foo?

Thanks.Reply

After calling process(), you can just read one of the following variables:

• file_dst_path: Destination file path


• file_dst_name_body: Destination file name body


• file_dst_name_ext: Destination file extension


• file_dst_name: Destination file name


• file_dst_pathname: Destination file complete path and name

Hint: it's all in the docs!Reply

Like this?

process();
echo $foo->file_dst_name_body;

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Please see the example on the main page

$foo = new Upload($_FILES['form_field']);
if ($foo->uploaded) {
  $foo->file_new_name_body = 'foo';
  $foo->Process('/home/user/files/');
  if ($foo->processed) {
    echo 'file_dst_name_body : '. $foo->file_dst_name_body;
  } else {
    echo 'error : ' . $foo->error;
  }
}

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Hi, and what if i have this?

$MyObject = new Upload($_FILES['UPLOADFILE']);
if ($MyObject->uploaded) {
$MyObject->file_new_name_body = '{TEST-55888-49651654}';
$MyObject->file_max_size = 31048576;


$MyObject->process($pathupload);
if ($MyObject->processed) {
echo 'OK';
$MyObject->clean();
} else {
echo 'error : ' . $MyObject->error;
}
}

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My problem is that file is saved without {} chars like this:

TEST-55888-49651654.pdf

How to fix this problem ?

Thanks in advanceReply