6 replies to this topic

[carli]

I have problem to run this .... any idea ?

$echo1 .= "<form name='form1' method='post' action='' enctype='multipart/form-data'>
<input type='file' name='imagefile'>
<br>
<input type='submit' name='Submit' value='Submit'>"; 
return $echo1;

//text set
$echo3 = "prevelika slika";
$echo5 = "Shranjevanje končano!....";

if(isset( $Submit )){
//If the Submitbutton was pressed do:
if ($_FILES['imagefile']['type'] == "image/gif"){
if ($_FILES['imagefile']['size'] > 100000){return $echo3;}
else{
copy ($_FILES['imagefile']['tmp_name'], "files/".$_FILES['imagefile']['name']);
return $echo5;
}
}

elseif ($_FILES['imagefile']['type'] == "image/jpeg"){
if ($_FILES['imagefile']['size'] > 100000){return $echo3;}
else{
copy ($_FILES['imagefile']['tmp_name'], "files/".$_FILES['imagefile']['name']);
return $echo5;
}
}}

$echo2 = "</form>";
return $echo2;

Edited by carli, 21 February 2006 - 06:41 AM.

[Ralph]

Without the need to run the snippet, what error(s) are you receiving...??? Also, have you increased the php.ini limit for uploads from the default of 2M to 10M...???

[carli]

Yee well I don't get errors ... that's my problem ... I know about php.ini ....

[mikef]

Well, without any indication of what the problem is, and what your setup is, its possible you aren't going to get a lot of helpful anwsers :betterwink:

However, with that code as it stands, I don't think its ever going to get past

return $echo1;

unless I've misread it.

[Ralph]

mikef, on Feb 22 2006, 07:14 AM, said:

Well, without any indication of what the problem is, and what your setup is, its possible you aren't going to get a lot of helpful anwsers  :betterwink:

However, with that code as it stands, I don't think its ever going to get past

return $echo1;

unless I've misread it.

Although the use of $echo within a string variable isn't exactly good practice, it will work... I almost thought it wouldn't work too, but after taking a second glance I realized that the echo was part of a variable... I just tossed $echo1 into a snippet I was testing and it did, in fact, work so the problem lies elsewhere...

[mikef]

Ralph (rad14701), on Feb 22 2006, 02:17 PM, said:

Although the use of $echo within a string variable isn't exactly good practice, it will work... I almost thought it wouldn't work too, but after taking a second glance I realized that the echo was part of a variable... I just tossed $echo1 into a snippet I was testing and it did, in fact, work so the problem lies elsewhere...

No, the point is that the 'return echo1;' is unconditional, so the rest of the snippet will never be executed.

[Ralph]

mikef, on Feb 22 2006, 10:22 AM, said:

No, the point is that the 'return echo1;' is unconditional, so the rest of the snippet will never be executed.

DOH...!!! I really do need to get that eye exam scheduled...