Re: File Upload

On 5/30/02 8:13 AM, "Ford, Mike [LSS]" M.Ford@lmu.ac.uk pressed the keys forming the message: >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Edward Marczak [mailto:marczak@usa.net] >> Sent: 30 May 2002 03:27 >> >> OK - I've read the manual, looked at sample code....and I sadly am >> missing something. >> >> I'm doing (basically) this in my form: >> >> <form action="someform.php" ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data" >> method="post" >> name="replysub" id="replysub"> >> <input type="hidden" name="MAX_FILE_SIZE" >> value="100000"> >> <input type="file" name="subfile" id="subfile" >> size="50"> >> >> On the page it's submitted to, just to check the data, I did this: >> >> $lineNo = 1; >> echo "Dumping file info...<br>--------------------------<br>"; >> reset($_FILES); >> while (list ($key, $val) = each($_FILES['subfile'])) { >> echo "$lineNo $key => $val<br>"; >> $lineNo++; >> } >> >> ....and I get this: >> >> Dumping file info... >> -------------------------- >> 1 name => somefile.exe >> 2 type => application/x-msdownload >> 3 tmp_name => none >> 4 size => 0 >> >> Where do I start looking to figure out why tmp_name and size >> don't get >> set? Why doesn't this file get uploaded? > > tmp_name and size *are* set -- "none" is PHP's way of saying it didn't > actually upload anything, and "0" is the correct size for a file that wasn't > uploaded anyway! > > At a guess, you've exceeded one of the size limits -- check the settings of > the php.ini parameters upload_max_file_size and post_max_size (which should be > larger than upload_max_filesize). And, just for good measure, check that > file_uploads is turned On! Hmmmmmm. Sure, file_uploads is on....and I just tested with a really small file...and....yup. Looks like I'm going over some limit. Crap, I thought I had that nailed down. Thanks - back to the manual for me. -- Ed Marczak marczak@usa.net