Re: PHP 4.0 Bug #8525 Updated: fileupload bug

I use PHP as CGI... Does stripslashes not work in the module version ? hmm - does that mean it's not nessesary anymore ? bye, Manuel > Do you use PHP as CGI or module? IIRC you can't use stripslashes($bild) in the module > version on Win32. > > Instead you have to access directly to $bild. > > -Martin > > Previous Comments: > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > [2001-01-02 15:18:04] manuel@stritt.de > I have problems with fileupload with the new version (4.04). > > With the old version ( 3.x) all worked fine. > > Look at this: > > $id=5; > > $smallpic = stripslashes($bild); > > if ((file_Exists($smallpic)) AND (!($smallpic==""))) > > { > > $fp = fopen($smallpic, "r"); > > $datei = fread($fp, filesize($smallpic)); > > fclose($fp); > > $smallname = $id."bild.jpg"; > > $fp = fopen("$bildpfad$smallname", "w+"); > > fwrite($fp, "$datei"); > > fclose($fp); > > } else $smallname=""; > > Normally, in $smallname should be the correct filename > > from the uploaded pic - but it's empty. It's empty, > > because the file does not exists. > > In $smallname I have something like > > "c:tempphp9005.TMP" - but I think this is incorrect. > > Well - with the old version (3.x) it worked fine. > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Full Bug description available at: http://bugs.php.net/?id=8525