19 replies to this topic

[Chewie]

Good stuff Jaan!

[chili5]

Hmm, for some reason it didn't work for me. Even after I made the upload folder, in the same folder as the upload.php file. :confused:

None the less, I did get it to work, after changing it a bit. :D

[chili5]

I have no idea but I changed it to:

<?php


//This function will display your form

function form(){


echo "<form action='upload.php' enctype='multipart/form-data' method='post'>"

	."Select your file for upload: <input type='file' name='file' size='30'> "

	."<input type='submit' value='Upload' name='submit'>";


}


//This function will upload your file

function upload(){


//Let's collect all info into variables

$file = $_FILES['file']['name'];

$type = $_FILES['file']['type'];

$size = $_FILES['file']['size'];

$temp = $_FILES["file"]["tmp_name"];


//Let's set max file size to 2mb

$max_size = "2097152";


//Now set allowed file types

$allow_type_1 = "image/jpeg";

$allow_type_2 = "image/gif";

$allow_type_3 = "image/png";

$allow_type_4 = "image/bmp";



//If file size is bigger than 2mb than let's display an error

if($size > 2097152){

die("File is to big!");

}



//Now file type check, if file is not right we will display an error

if($type == $allow_type_1 or $type == $allow_type_2 or $type == $allow_type_3 or $type == $allow_type_4){


//If everything is good then let's upload


move_uploaded_file($temp, "upload/$file");

echo "Download: <a href='upload/$file'>Download $file</a>";


}else{


echo "Wrong file!";


}



}


if (empty($_POST['submit'])) {

form();

} else {

upload();

}

?>

and it worked :D Good work on tutorial BTW :D

[chili5]

I don't know why, the one you had wasn't working. When I click "upload" all it did was refresh the page. :(

I'd give you some +rep, if I could but I gave you some recently. :D

[Chewie]

Its over their heads Jaan..

[Chewie]

Its a term, meaning there too inferior to use it lol was what i was inferring i was being an as*! =p sorry boys.