How upload works?

**sathyashrayan** · Jul 14 '08, 07:15 AM

Re: How upload works?

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Hello,
can nay body tell me how upload works?
"well the code that i m using works fine with me i mean that the file
uploadin is working but i m unable to find how it internal it works"?
>
when the form posted from the html page it goes to some php file that
and in the php file i m uploading to path
"move uploaded file tmp_file name to the path" ok.
but how the file came to server the tmp file?
>
>
acn any body explain this plz
>
>
Thanks
VM

http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1867.html along with $_FILES
(http://in2.php.net/features.file-upload) is possible to understand.
The experts in this group will explain more.

**BigZero** · Jul 14 '08, 09:15 AM

Re: How upload works?

On Jul 14, 12:03 pm, "sathyashra yan" <sathyashra...@ ATGmaIl.com>
wrote:

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>

Hello,
can nay body tell me how upload works?
"well the code that i m using works fine with me i mean that the file
uploadin is working but i m unable to find how it internal it works"?

>

when the form posted from the html page it goes to some php file that
and in the php file i m uploading to path
"move uploaded file tmp_file name to the path" ok.
but how the file came to server the tmp file?

>

acn any body explain this plz

>

Thanks
VM

>
http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1867.html along with $_FILES
(http://in2.php.net/features.file-upload) is possible to understand.
The experts in this group will explain more.

Thanks, but it takes more time to understand or read those links,is
there any way to under stand the concept.....in bit faster way.

Thanks
VM

**sathyashrayan** · Jul 14 '08, 09:25 AM

Re: How upload works?

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On Jul 14, 12:03 pm, "sathyashra yan" <sathyashra...@ ATGmaIl.com>
wrote:

>"BigZero" <vijaymajagaon. ..@gmail.comwro te in message
>>
>news:b1852bf a-72d2-4e06-9923-27f0401c10d9@r6 6g2000hsg.googl egroups.com...
>>
>>
>>

Hello,
can nay body tell me how upload works?
"well the code that i m using works fine with me i mean that the file
uploadin is working but i m unable to find how it internal it works"?

>>

when the form posted from the html page it goes to some php file that
and in the php file i m uploading to path
"move uploaded file tmp_file name to the path" ok.
but how the file came to server the tmp file?

>>

acn any body explain this plz

>>

Thanks
VM

>>
>http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1867.html along with $_FILES
>(http://in2.php.net/features.file-upload) is possible to understand.
>The experts in this group will explain more.

>
Thanks, but it takes more time to understand or read those links,is
there any way to under stand the concept.....in bit faster way.
>
>
>

We can't do magic is it? All will take time..

>
Thanks
VM

**BigZero** · Jul 14 '08, 09:55 AM

Re: How upload works?

On Jul 14, 2:09 pm, "sathyashra yan" <sathyashra...@ ATGmaIl.comwrot e:

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>
>
>

On Jul 14, 12:03 pm, "sathyashra yan" <sathyashra...@ ATGmaIl.com>
wrote:

"BigZero" <vijaymajagaon. ..@gmail.comwro te in message

>

>news:b1852bf a-72d2-4e06-9923-27f0401c10d9@r6 6g2000hsg.googl egroups.com...

>

Hello,
can nay body tell me how upload works?
"well the code that i m using works fine with me i mean that the file
uploadin is working but i m unable to find how it internal it works"?

>

when the form posted from the html page it goes to some php file that
and in the php file i m uploading to path
"move uploaded file tmp_file name to the path" ok.
but how the file came to server the tmp file?

>

acn any body explain this plz

>

Thanks
VM

>

>http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1867.htmlalong with $_FILES
(http://in2.php.net/features.file-upload) is possible to understand.
The experts in this group will explain more.

>

Thanks, but it takes more time to understand or read those links,is
there any way to under stand the concept.....in bit faster way.

>
We can't do magic is it? All will take time..
>
>
>

Thanks
VM

ha ha ha i known thanks.....:)

VM

**The Natural Philosopher** · Jul 14 '08, 10:15 AM

Re: How upload works?

BigZero wrote:

Hello,
can nay body tell me how upload works?
"well the code that i m using works fine with me i mean that the file
uploadin is working but i m unable to find how it internal it works"?
>
when the form posted from the html page it goes to some php file that
and in the php file i m uploading to path
"move uploaded file tmp_file name to the path" ok.
but how the file came to server the tmp file?
>
>
acn any body explain this plz
>
>
Thanks
VM

Roughly, the browser sends the file uplaod as part of a huge POST data
stream.

That data stream is passed by the web server to the PHP module as part
of its input.

php just picks over it and sorts it into arrays.

**BigZero** · Jul 14 '08, 10:55 AM

Re: How upload works?

On Jul 14, 3:06 pm, The Natural Philosopher <a...@b.cwrot e:

BigZero wrote:

Hello,
can nay body tell me how upload works?
"well the code that i m using works fine with me i mean that the file
uploadin is working but i m unable to find how it internal it works"?

>

when the form posted from the html page it goes to some php file that
and in the php file i m uploading to path
"move uploaded file tmp_file name to the path" ok.
but how the file came to server the tmp file?

>

acn any body explain this plz

>

Thanks
VM

>
Roughly, the browser sends the file uplaod as part of a huge POST data
stream.
>
That data stream is passed by the web server to the PHP module as part
of its input.
>
php just picks over it and sorts it into arrays.

u mean to say is that file transfered or data transfered through http.
well in this case is there any way that we can reduce the time taken
for transport.i mean when i upload a file that is around 3 to 4 mb
size it takes more time to upload, is there any way that we reduce the
time taken to upload.

Thanks
VM

**Jerry Stuckle** · Jul 14 '08, 11:35 AM

Re: How upload works?

BigZero wrote:

On Jul 14, 3:06 pm, The Natural Philosopher <a...@b.cwrot e:

>BigZero wrote:

>>Hello,
>>can nay body tell me how upload works?
>>"well the code that i m using works fine with me i mean that the file
>>uploadin is working but i m unable to find how it internal it works"?
>>when the form posted from the html page it goes to some php file that
>>and in the php file i m uploading to path
>>"move uploaded file tmp_file name to the path" ok.
>>but how the file came to server the tmp file?
>>acn any body explain this plz
>>Thanks
>>VM

>Roughly, the browser sends the file uplaod as part of a huge POST data
>stream.
>>
>That data stream is passed by the web server to the PHP module as part
>of its input.
>>
>php just picks over it and sorts it into arrays.

>
u mean to say is that file transfered or data transfered through http.
well in this case is there any way that we can reduce the time taken
for transport.i mean when i upload a file that is around 3 to 4 mb
size it takes more time to upload, is there any way that we reduce the
time taken to upload.
>
>
>
Thanks
VM
>

Get a faster link. Your hangup is most probably your link speed at the
client end.

And BTW - PHP is not involved in the actual upload. The browser sends
the entire file to the server before PHP is ever invoked. Also, PHP
doesn't "sort the file into arrays".

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**BigZero** · Jul 14 '08, 11:45 AM

Re: How upload works?

On Jul 14, 4:27 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attg lobal.netwrote:

BigZero wrote:

On Jul 14, 3:06 pm, The Natural Philosopher <a...@b.cwrot e:

BigZero wrote:
>Hello,
>can nay body tell me how upload works?
>"well the code that i m using works fine with me i mean that the file
>uploadin is working but i m unable to find how it internal it works"?
>when the form posted from the html page it goes to some php file that
>and in the php file i m uploading to path
>"move uploaded file tmp_file name to the path" ok.
>but how the file came to server the tmp file?
>acn any body explain this plz
>Thanks
>VM
Roughly, the browser sends the file uplaod as part of a huge POST data
stream.

>

That data stream is passed by the web server to the PHP module as part
of its input.

>

php just picks over it and sorts it into arrays.

>

u mean to say is that file transfered or data transfered through http.
well in this case is there any way that we can reduce the time taken
for transport.i mean when i upload a file that is around 3 to 4 mb
size it takes more time to upload, is there any way that we reduce the
time taken to upload.

>

Thanks
VM

>
Get a faster link. Your hangup is most probably your link speed at the
client end.
>
And BTW - PHP is not involved in the actual upload. The browser sends
the entire file to the server before PHP is ever invoked. Also, PHP
doesn't "sort the file into arrays".
>
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what every my speed(link) the time is taking is too much for me.as i
have tested in lan, and the link is 2mbps, i think is it ok that,then
it can transfer file bit faster,but it takes same time.....

Thanks
VM

**The Natural Philosopher** · Jul 14 '08, 11:55 AM

Re: How upload works?

BigZero wrote:

On Jul 14, 3:06 pm, The Natural Philosopher <a...@b.cwrot e:

>BigZero wrote:

>>Hello,
>>can nay body tell me how upload works?
>>"well the code that i m using works fine with me i mean that the file
>>uploadin is working but i m unable to find how it internal it works"?
>>when the form posted from the html page it goes to some php file that
>>and in the php file i m uploading to path
>>"move uploaded file tmp_file name to the path" ok.
>>but how the file came to server the tmp file?
>>acn any body explain this plz
>>Thanks
>>VM

>Roughly, the browser sends the file uplaod as part of a huge POST data
>stream.
>>
>That data stream is passed by the web server to the PHP module as part
>of its input.
>>
>php just picks over it and sorts it into arrays.

>
u mean to say is that file transfered or data transfered through http.
well in this case is there any way that we can reduce the time taken
for transport.i mean when i upload a file that is around 3 to 4 mb
size it takes more time to upload, is there any way that we reduce the
time taken to upload.
>
>
>

No. Its mostly a function of the upload speed on your internet connection.

If its ADSL, check teh 'A' - that means asymmetric.

e.g.here I have 3Mbps+ download, but only 448kbps upload..

Thanks
VM

**The Natural Philosopher** · Jul 14 '08, 11:55 AM

Re: How upload works?

Jerry Stuckle wrote:

BigZero wrote:

>On Jul 14, 3:06 pm, The Natural Philosopher <a...@b.cwrot e:

>>BigZero wrote:
>>>Hello,
>>>can nay body tell me how upload works?
>>>"well the code that i m using works fine with me i mean that the file
>>>uploadin is working but i m unable to find how it internal it works"?
>>>when the form posted from the html page it goes to some php file that
>>>and in the php file i m uploading to path
>>>"move uploaded file tmp_file name to the path" ok.
>>>but how the file came to server the tmp file?
>>>acn any body explain this plz
>>>Thanks
>>>VM
>>Roughly, the browser sends the file uplaod as part of a huge POST data
>>stream.
>>>
>>That data stream is passed by the web server to the PHP module as part
>>of its input.
>>>
>>php just picks over it and sorts it into arrays.

>>
>u mean to say is that file transfered or data transfered through http.
>well in this case is there any way that we can reduce the time taken
>for transport.i mean when i upload a file that is around 3 to 4 mb
>size it takes more time to upload, is there any way that we reduce the
>time taken to upload.
>>
>>
>>
>Thanks
>VM
>>

>
Get a faster link. Your hangup is most probably your link speed at the
client end.
>
And BTW - PHP is not involved in the actual upload. The browser sends
the entire file to the server before PHP is ever invoked. Also, PHP
doesn't "sort the file into arrays".
>

You must stop lying Jerry. I said that php sorts the DATA STREAM into
arrays.

**Jerry Stuckle** · Jul 14 '08, 12:05 PM

Re: How upload works?

BigZero wrote:

On Jul 14, 4:27 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attg lobal.netwrote:

>BigZero wrote:

>>On Jul 14, 3:06 pm, The Natural Philosopher <a...@b.cwrot e:
>>>BigZero wrote:
>>>>Hello,
>>>>can nay body tell me how upload works?
>>>>"well the code that i m using works fine with me i mean that the file
>>>>uploadin is working but i m unable to find how it internal it works"?
>>>>when the form posted from the html page it goes to some php file that
>>>>and in the php file i m uploading to path
>>>>"move uploaded file tmp_file name to the path" ok.
>>>>but how the file came to server the tmp file?
>>>>acn any body explain this plz
>>>>Thanks
>>>>VM
>>>Roughly, the browser sends the file uplaod as part of a huge POST data
>>>stream.
>>>That data stream is passed by the web server to the PHP module as part
>>>of its input.
>>>php just picks over it and sorts it into arrays.
>>u mean to say is that file transfered or data transfered through http.
>>well in this case is there any way that we can reduce the time taken
>>for transport.i mean when i upload a file that is around 3 to 4 mb
>>size it takes more time to upload, is there any way that we reduce the
>>time taken to upload.
>>Thanks
>>VM

>Get a faster link. Your hangup is most probably your link speed at the
>client end.
>>
>And BTW - PHP is not involved in the actual upload. The browser sends
>the entire file to the server before PHP is ever invoked. Also, PHP
>doesn't "sort the file into arrays".
>>
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>Jerry Stuckle
>JDS Computer Training Corp.
>jstuck...@attg lobal.net
>============== ====

>
what every my speed(link) the time is taking is too much for me.as i
have tested in lan, and the link is 2mbps, i think is it ok that,then
it can transfer file bit faster,but it takes same time.....
>
>
Thanks
VM
>

It doesn't make any difference. It's going to take time to transfer.
The faster the link, the less time it will take (until you run into the
next limitation, that is).

Also, often times links are rated in download speeds, while upload
speeds may be much slower. You need to look at the fine print.

But there is nothing in PHP you can do about this.

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**BigZero** · Jul 14 '08, 12:05 PM

Re: How upload works?

On Jul 14, 4:48 pm, The Natural Philosopher <a...@b.cwrot e:

Jerry Stuckle wrote:

BigZero wrote:

On Jul 14, 3:06 pm, The Natural Philosopher <a...@b.cwrot e:
>BigZero wrote:
>>Hello,
>>can nay body tell me how upload works?
>>"well the code that i m using works fine with me i mean that the file
>>uploadin is working but i m unable to find how it internal it works"?
>>when the form posted from the html page it goes to some php file that
>>and in the php file i m uploading to path
>>"move uploaded file tmp_file name to the path" ok.
>>but how the file came to server the tmp file?
>>acn any body explain this plz
>>Thanks
>>VM
>Roughly, the browser sends the file uplaod as part of a huge POST data
>stream.

>

>That data stream is passed by the web server to the PHP module as part
>of its input.

>

>php just picks over it and sorts it into arrays.

>

u mean to say is that file transfered or data transfered through http.
well in this case is there any way that we can reduce the time taken
for transport.i mean when i upload a file that is around 3 to 4 mb
size it takes more time to upload, is there any way that we reduce the
time taken to upload.

>

Thanks
VM

>

Get a faster link. Your hangup is most probably your link speed at the
client end.

>

And BTW - PHP is not involved in the actual upload. The browser sends
the entire file to the server before PHP is ever invoked. Also, PHP
doesn't "sort the file into arrays".

>
You must stop lying Jerry. I said that php sorts the DATA STREAM into
arrays.

ok, thanks for that information,

Thanks
Vm

**Jerry Stuckle** · Jul 14 '08, 12:15 PM

Re: How upload works?

The Natural Philosopher wrote:

Jerry Stuckle wrote:

>BigZero wrote:

>>On Jul 14, 3:06 pm, The Natural Philosopher <a...@b.cwrot e:
>>>BigZero wrote:
>>>>Hello,
>>>>can nay body tell me how upload works?
>>>>"well the code that i m using works fine with me i mean that the file
>>>>uploadin is working but i m unable to find how it internal it works"?
>>>>when the form posted from the html page it goes to some php file that
>>>>and in the php file i m uploading to path
>>>>"move uploaded file tmp_file name to the path" ok.
>>>>but how the file came to server the tmp file?
>>>>acn any body explain this plz
>>>>Thanks
>>>>VM
>>>Roughly, the browser sends the file uplaod as part of a huge POST data
>>>stream.
>>>>
>>>That data stream is passed by the web server to the PHP module as part
>>>of its input.
>>>>
>>>php just picks over it and sorts it into arrays.
>>>
>>u mean to say is that file transfered or data transfered through http.
>>well in this case is there any way that we can reduce the time taken
>>for transport.i mean when i upload a file that is around 3 to 4 mb
>>size it takes more time to upload, is there any way that we reduce the
>>time taken to upload.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>Thanks
>>VM
>>>

>>
>Get a faster link. Your hangup is most probably your link speed at
>the client end.
>>
>And BTW - PHP is not involved in the actual upload. The browser sends
>the entire file to the server before PHP is ever invoked. Also, PHP
>doesn't "sort the file into arrays".
>>

>
You must stop lying Jerry. I said that php sorts the DATA STREAM into
arrays.
>

ROFLMAO. Trying to cover your ignorance with more of your personal
insults, huh?

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**The Natural Philosopher** · Jul 14 '08, 05:25 PM

Re: How upload works?

Jerry Stuckle wrote:

The Natural Philosopher wrote:

>Jerry Stuckle wrote:

>>BigZero wrote:
>>>On Jul 14, 3:06 pm, The Natural Philosopher <a...@b.cwrot e:
>>>>BigZero wrote:
>>>>>Hello,
>>>>>can nay body tell me how upload works?
>>>>>"well the code that i m using works fine with me i mean that the file
>>>>>uploadin is working but i m unable to find how it internal it works"?
>>>>>when the form posted from the html page it goes to some php file that
>>>>>and in the php file i m uploading to path
>>>>>"move uploaded file tmp_file name to the path" ok.
>>>>>but how the file came to server the tmp file?
>>>>>acn any body explain this plz
>>>>>Thanks
>>>>>VM
>>>>Roughly, the browser sends the file uplaod as part of a huge POST data
>>>>stream.
>>>>>
>>>>That data stream is passed by the web server to the PHP module as part
>>>>of its input.
>>>>>
>>>>php just picks over it and sorts it into arrays.
>>>>
>>>u mean to say is that file transfered or data transfered through http.
>>>well in this case is there any way that we can reduce the time taken
>>>for transport.i mean when i upload a file that is around 3 to 4 mb
>>>size it takes more time to upload, is there any way that we reduce the
>>>time taken to upload.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>Thanks
>>>VM
>>>>
>>>
>>Get a faster link. Your hangup is most probably your link speed at
>>the client end.
>>>
>>And BTW - PHP is not involved in the actual upload. The browser
>>sends the entire file to the server before PHP is ever invoked.
>>Also, PHP doesn't "sort the file into arrays".
>>>

>>
>You must stop lying Jerry. I said that php sorts the DATA STREAM into
>arrays.
>>

>
ROFLMAO. Trying to cover your ignorance with more of your personal
insults, huh?
>

No. I leave that to you, generally.

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