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  • groupie
    #1

    move_uploaded_file on localhost

    Hi,
    The code below is working - it returns the 'Received' message, however
    I cannot find the uploaded file in the destination folder, or anywhere
    else (other than source directory). I'm running PHP 5.2.5 on my PC
    running Apache 2.0. Thanks.

    <?php
    $uploadDir = "/uploads";
    $temp = $uploadDir;

    if(is_uploaded_ file($_FILES['upfile']['tmp_name']))
    {
    }
    else
    {
    echo "the file was not uploaded correctly, try again";
    exit(0);
    }

    if(move_uploade d_file($_FILES["upfile"]["tmp_name"], $uploadDir ))
    print "Received {$_FILES['upfile']['name']} - its size is
    {$_FILES['upfile']['size']}";
    else
    {
    echo "error moving file from ".$_FILES["upfile"]["tmp_name"]." to
    $uploadDir";
    exit(0);
    }
    ?>
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    • Piotr
      #2
      Re: move_uploaded_f ile on localhost

      groupie wrote:
      Hi,
      The code below is working - it returns the 'Received' message, however
      I cannot find the uploaded file in the destination folder, or anywhere
      else (other than source directory). I'm running PHP 5.2.5 on my PC
      running Apache 2.0. Thanks.
      >
      <?php
      $uploadDir = "/uploads";
      $temp = $uploadDir;
      >
      if(is_uploaded_ file($_FILES['upfile']['tmp_name']))
      {
      }
      else
      {
      echo "the file was not uploaded correctly, try again";
      exit(0);
      }
      >
      if(move_uploade d_file($_FILES["upfile"]["tmp_name"], $uploadDir ))
      print "Received {$_FILES['upfile']['name']} - its size is
      {$_FILES['upfile']['size']}";
      else
      {
      echo "error moving file from ".$_FILES["upfile"]["tmp_name"]." to
      $uploadDir";
      exit(0);
      }
      ?>
      You should find your file in your root directory, it will be named
      'uploads'.

      To solve your problem, you should add a filename to the destination
      part, like:
      move_uploaded_f ile($_FILES["upfile"]["tmp_name"],
      $uploadDir.$_FI LES["upfile"]["name"] );

      best regards
      Piotr Nastaly

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        • Piotr
          #3
          Re: move_uploaded_f ile on localhost

          Piotr wrote:
          groupie wrote:
          >Hi,
          >The code below is working - it returns the 'Received' message, however
          >I cannot find the uploaded file in the destination folder, or anywhere
          >else (other than source directory). I'm running PHP 5.2.5 on my PC
          >running Apache 2.0. Thanks.
          >>
          ><?php
          > $uploadDir = "/uploads";
          > $temp = $uploadDir;
          >>
          >if(is_uploaded _file($_FILES['upfile']['tmp_name']))
          >{
          >}
          >else
          >{
          > echo "the file was not uploaded correctly, try again";
          > exit(0);
          >}
          >>
          >if(move_upload ed_file($_FILES["upfile"]["tmp_name"], $uploadDir ))
          > print "Received {$_FILES['upfile']['name']} - its size is
          >{$_FILES['upfile']['size']}";
          >else
          >{
          > echo "error moving file from ".$_FILES["upfile"]["tmp_name"]." to
          >$uploadDir";
          > exit(0);
          >}
          >?>
          >
          You should find your file in your root directory, it will be named
          'uploads'.
          >
          To solve your problem, you should add a filename to the destination
          part, like:
          move_uploaded_f ile($_FILES["upfile"]["tmp_name"],
          $uploadDir.$_FI LES["upfile"]["name"] );
          >
          best regards
          Piotr Nastaly
          Ofc, i forgot to add directory separator
          move_uploaded_f ile($_FILES["upfile"]["tmp_name"],
          $uploadDir . DIRECTORY_SEPAR ATOR . $_FILES["upfile"]["name"] );

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            • groupie
              #4
              Re: move_uploaded_f ile on localhost

              On Apr 8, 9:38 pm, Piotr <s...@poczta.on et.plwrote:
              Piotr wrote:
              groupie wrote:
              Hi,
              The code below is working - it returns the 'Received' message, however
              I cannot find the uploaded file in the destination folder, or anywhere
              else (other than source directory). I'm running PHP 5.2.5 on my PC
              running Apache 2.0. Thanks.
              >
              <?php
                $uploadDir = "/uploads";
                $temp = $uploadDir;
              >
              if(is_uploaded_ file($_FILES['upfile']['tmp_name']))
              {
              }
              else
              {
                 echo "the file was not uploaded correctly, try again";
                 exit(0);
              }
              >
              if(move_uploade d_file($_FILES["upfile"]["tmp_name"], $uploadDir ))
                      print "Received {$_FILES['upfile']['name']} - its size is
              {$_FILES['upfile']['size']}";
              else
              {
                 echo "error moving file from ".$_FILES["upfile"]["tmp_name"]." to
              $uploadDir";
                 exit(0);
              }
              ?>
              >
              You should find your file in your root directory, it will be named
              'uploads'.
              >
              To solve your problem, you should add a filename to the destination
              part, like:
              move_uploaded_f ile($_FILES["upfile"]["tmp_name"],
                                 $uploadDir.$_FI LES["upfile"]["name"] );
              >
              best regards
              Piotr Nastaly
              >
              Ofc, i forgot to add directory separator
              move_uploaded_f ile($_FILES["upfile"]["tmp_name"],
                      $uploadDir . DIRECTORY_SEPAR ATOR . $_FILES["upfile"]["name"] );- Hide quoted text -
              >
              - Show quoted text -
              Thank-you! It's working fine now.

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