Problems with move_uploaded_file()

[Sebzzz]

Hi,

I have a form where user can attach a resumé and I want my script to
put it in the cv folder of the server and then send me the link by e-
mail.

However, I tried a lot of combinations with the move_uploaded_f ile()
but none seem to work.

Here is what it looks like:


move_uploaded_f ile($_FILES['fichier']['tmp_name'], "cv/" .
$_FILES['fichier']['name']);

But no file in the cv directory, at all. I tried with /cv/, D:\SiteWeb
\Immobiluxe\cv\ (hard path to the directory on the server), I tried
only $_FILES['fichier']['name'] in the hope it would go in the current
directory, still nothing.

I used the getcwd() function to know which directory I'm in and it
tells me "D:\SiteWeb\Imm obiluxe"

I also tried /SiteWeb/Immobiluxe/cv

I'm now out of things to try, also the file is in fact uploaded
because a

if (is_uploaded_fi le($_FILES['fichier']['tmp_name']))

returns true

Really I have no clue

[Sebzzz]

Re: Problems with move_uploaded_f ile()

I solved the problem.

The site is on an IIS server and I didn't have the proper rights on
the folder to move data to it with php. I fixed this

On Jul 28, 3:33 pm, Sebzzz <seb...@gmail.c omwrote:

Hi,
>
I have a form where user can attach a resumé and I want my script to
put it in the cv folder of the server and then send me the link by e-
mail.
>
However, I tried a lot of combinations with the move_uploaded_f ile()
but none seem to work.
>
Here is what it looks like:
>
move_uploaded_f ile($_FILES['fichier']['tmp_name'], "cv/" .
$_FILES['fichier']['name']);
>
But no file in the cv directory, at all. I tried with /cv/, D:\SiteWeb
\Immobiluxe\cv\ (hard path to the directory on the server), I tried
only $_FILES['fichier']['name'] in the hope it would go in the current
directory, still nothing.
>
I used the getcwd() function to know which directory I'm in and it
tells me "D:\SiteWeb\Imm obiluxe"
>
I also tried /SiteWeb/Immobiluxe/cv
>
I'm now out of things to try, also the file is in fact uploaded
because a
>
if (is_uploaded_fi le($_FILES['fichier']['tmp_name']))
>
returns true
>
Really I have no clue