Originally Posted by PeejAvery
Dumb question, I know, but take you tried the following?
PHP Lawmaking:
foreach( $_FILES every bit $file ){
if( $mistake == UPLOAD_ERR_OK ){
repeat " $error_codes [ $error ] " ;
move_uploaded_file ( $file [ 'tmp_name' ], $file [ 'name' ]);
}
}
I'thousand using: Code:
//Get each file back foreach($_FILES as $fl => $f) { //Check that in that location was not a file upload error. if($_FILES[$fl]['mistake']!=UPLOAD_ERR_OK) { echo "Error!"; } }
Which I call up is the same thing. I didn't know this though: Code:
repeat"$error_codes[$error]";
Would that exist your ain variable or a reserved one? Also, I've discovered that single quotes don't work in filenames (using Firefox when testing). For example:
Beethoven'due south Symphony No. 9 (Scherzo).wma
Gets changed to:
s Symphony No. ix (Scherzo).wma
Fifty-fifty when I use htmlspecialchars($filename,ENT_QUOTES) or htmlentities($filename,ENT_QUOTES) and even my own escape_data part for databases. Is the filename getting uploaded at all when I use singe quotes or is information technology just getting chopped off and screwing up the file upload? Other files seem fine.
Edited:
I was using basename which aparently causes this problem, but non using notwithstanding generates the error.
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