Re: Nope it didn't work :(
| From: | Richard Lynch | Date: | Mon, 29 Jul 2002 10:11:12 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Nope it didn't work :( | ||
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>I've been trying a few things that should actually work and for some strange
>reason they aren't. It's a strange one indeed. jpg is not a MIME type though
>(just thought I'd let you know that) but nevertheless it should work, but
>for some weird reason it isn't.
>I'll keep plugging away at it till I figure it out.
Already answered the original, but thought I'd add:
The $_FILE['filename']['type']
is just set to whatever the browser *CLAIMS* the file's type is.
So, (A) every damn browser sets it differently and (B) a real hacker can
make it be any damn thing they want and it can't be trusted anyway.
$_FILE['filename']['type'] is therefore essentially USELESS and might as
well be ripped out. :-)
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