Re: Re: Another odd file problem / Limit on File uploads?

Sure.. post_max_size = 10M upload_max_filesize = 8M memory_limit = 8M As I said before, however.. even without throwing files there, my loop test code only spits out '01234', meaning that its only looping 5 times through the code before exiting... Does file handling only allow for 5 files at a time?? -Jason Paul Nicholson wrote:

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Can you post the values of the post_max_size, upload_max_filesize, & memory limit ini settings? ~Paul On Tuesday 15 October 2002 03:21 pm, Jason Young wrote: Can't anyone help me with this? :-/ Read below... I wrote:

Hey yet again... I've got a 3x3 grid of type 'file' input elements, for a nifty total of 9 upload spaces.. After specifying a file in all 9, and attempting upload, I only got 5.. I noticed the total filesize was 2 megs, so I changed the php.ini to 8.. yet I still got that problem. So I checked how my file array was being posted, and it turns out only 5 of them go through! Hopefully someone can follow this particular code... In the HTML Form, we have: Include Include ..... Include (The picInc array just allows them to set whether or not they really want that picture included (in case they mess up and don't want to upload such a pic - I wouldn't expect some of the users to be savvy enough to know to just delete the text from the field)) In the PHP upload, to check to see which elements are being parsed, I have: $current = 0; while (list($key) = each($_FILES['picname'])) { echo $current; /* -- This is the normal code just to satisfy everyone's curiosity. if ($picInc[$current] == true) { if (!is_dir($dir))

     mkdir($dir);

if (!is_uploaded_file ($_FILES['picname']['tmp_name'][$current]))

     echo "*" . $_FILES['picname']['name'][$current] . "* couldn't

be copied!"; if (is_uploaded_file ($_FILES['picname']['tmp_name'][$current])) {

     move_uploaded_file($_FILES['picname']['tmp_name'][$current],

$dir.$current.".jpg");

     $log_query = "INSERT INTO pictures (pictureID, series) VALUES

('$pID', '$current')";

     $log_result = mysql_query($log_query) or die ("Couldn't Insert

Picture Record!"); } } */ -- End curiosity mode ;-) $current++; } On my output, I just get 01234 .. 5 elements. My question is specifically on how to get all 9 to upload, those 5 files, if specified, do indeed upload fine - just clearing that up :-) Any insight? 5 elements seems to be something deliberate, but I can't be sure, myself. Thanks! -Jason

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