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Any ideas as to what I need as a path to upload files from a php form to my freeola webspace is?
According to phpinfo 2meg is max upload size but no filepath is shown :(
Thanks,
Dano.
According to phpinfo 2meg is max upload size but no filepath is shown :(
Thanks,
Dano.
Yup, you have to log in first else you just get the download list of uploaded files, I don't see it being used much but wan't the option there.
Dano.
Dano.
Obviously make sure it is secured in some way.
Dano wrote:
> erm no, it works just fine.
>
> Dano.
In that case DON'T tell ANYONE your URL!
If they can't find you you're doing nothing wrong!
> erm no, it works just fine.
>
> Dano.
In that case DON'T tell ANYONE your URL!
If they can't find you you're doing nothing wrong!
erm no, it works just fine.
Dano.
Dano.
Damn you business strategies *shakes fist at wherever they come from*
If you're planning on uploading stuff to your Freeola webspace via a PHP script it won't work.
They disabled them so that you don't cheat their system, you can only upload using FTP.
They disabled them so that you don't cheat their system, you can only upload using FTP.
Yup, thanks for the reply, I need to stop refrencing this old book of mine :)
Dano.
Dano.
You don't need to know it.
move_uploaded_file() , $_FILES['varname']['filename']
move_uploaded_file() , $_FILES['varname']['filename']
Any ideas as to what I need as a path to upload files from a php form to my freeola webspace is?
According to phpinfo 2meg is max upload size but no filepath is shown :(
Thanks,
Dano.
According to phpinfo 2meg is max upload size but no filepath is shown :(
Thanks,
Dano.