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.
But.. now back to the first problem. If I am running out of memory (on the larger files it still times out) what should I do? The file I am uploading is less than 1.5 megabytes. I have plenty of memory on my server system, I'm just not sure how to allocate more.
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You need to raise the PHP memory limit, usually in php.ini. On shared hosting, you probably can't edit your php.ini, so you can try the following, although it will work only if the hosting company allows it, which they usually don't.
You can add this in your script:
Or in a .htaccess file:
If the above doesn't work, ask your hosting company.
However on my server when I add that line to the script, the page works fine until I click upload, and then I get a blank page.
I've determined that the script dies right at the first
if ($handle->processed) {( dunno if the BBS is going to work )Any ideas?
Besides, your webserver's log will tell you why the script crashes.
[20-Jun-2014 15:02:48 US/Pacific] PHP Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in F:\Software Development\(PHP) SpychMed International\HTDOCS\scripts\upload\class.upload.php on line 5006
I have another domain with GoDaddy, which is where this is going to end up. So I just tested the code again, and while it took ages to upload, it did. Since we're here, might I ask how to set a maximum size (dimensions) for an upload? That way I can have a large image version, but it won't be over a certain number of pixels, like width*length.
As for limiting the images that can be uploaded, check out image_max_width, image_max_height, and image_max_pixels.
Just reading the documentation. Very unusual behavior for me.
image_ratio_xxx, image_x and image_y are used to resize an image.
Note that when you instantiate the class, you can read the images data with image_src_x, image_src_y and image_src_pixels and act accordingly.