I would be grateful for your help, thanks a lot! How to include the file type, size and error checks to your code? I want if all files are from allowed extension then upload it otherwise no files shall be uploaded even if some of the files are from allowed extension. Hi Adnan, For this, you need to create a boolean variable and assign true to it. Loop on all files and check for an extension. If an extension is not valid then assign false to a boolean variable and break the loop.
I can get this to work great while it stands alone. I can upload files to the folder i designate on my server. I want to have the option to upload files photos and and continue sending me the email as usual.
I am a complete novice and am struggling with this. Thanks for sharing. Can you please help me? This file just allow single file at a time can you make change for multiple upload? I not understand where I make the change.
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Featured on Meta. New post summary designs on greatest hits now, everywhere else eventually. Linked Related A bit update to 14 year ago note from "phpuser at gmail dot com". Here is a function to fix the indices of a multi-dimensional for easier parsing when dealing with file uploads.
This is just a modification of the code which is the top note by "phpuser" here. I prefer something like this! While code from phpuser. Winzip, 7-Zip etc. I couldn't find a php script for this. PHP has a number of functions to create zip, gzip, rar etc, but no exe archives. I have to be honest, even an exe file would make me think twice. A malicious exe file could totally mess up a user's HDD. So, I stick by my first post - download a zip file.
I know it's frustrating, but these security measures are there for a good reason. You can bet if there was a way to circumvent these, the next versions of browsers would plug the hole or at least patches for current browsers would be released. Anyway, I know virtually nothing about cURL but at first look it can't be that hard to learn. It is available on Linux servers. So keep your eyes on this post.
I assume this is referring to transfer between your site and other sites not to a download on a local machine. I use Wamp to do all my testing etc, and you can download a version for win32 or 64 to run locally as well. But what is even more amazing, it seems to have been around for about 10 years already? And I'd never heard of it until the other day. As for WAMP - it's just one of a number of packages. So why mention it?
Do a google on cURL. Yes, I know a little about cURL, having used it successfully in a number of projects. I think you should read the php manual on cURL. So what you're saying is that if I select a bunch of mp3s to download, your site is going to write a stack of links somewhere on my machine? You sure about that? Anyway, I said my piece, it's your time. Frankly, I'd trust my users to unzip a file before trying to force a silent download on them. So from my understanding, you can use cURL to grab content from the web and save it to your machine, and it seems to be mainly a tool for scraping content of a file remote or local and saving that somewhere local.
So, your server can cURL information from wherever you please, but in the end, you will still have a file on your server that you will need to figure out how to allow the user to save. The only way I could see cURL being a solution to your problem is if your site's visitors used cURL installed on their machines and ran a command or a script that would scrape your site's server for the mp3s they selected and save them locally.
So what you would have to do then is this: 1. Have the users select the mp3s and specify a directory on their computer. Your server creates a script that includes your mp3s' URLs and a corresponding file name for the mp3s, set up to download to their specified directory.
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