I have just viewed the article on uploading images.
The author advises that there is a downloadable zip file to install his code within your web site.
The file name is multiple_uploader.zip which I found it on this page
http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/bokeh20090129.php3?page=2
Could someone please send me a link to download this file?
Thanks
Peter
Peter Woodall
Here is the file. Sorry but the link was labeled incorrectly. It should be all taken care of now.
Hi Richard
Thank you for that. I have encoutered a problem and am trying to email the author of this code. Is there a facility to do so?
The problem is
Hi
I used the following code - How to Upload Images Using PHP by WebDeveloper forum member bokeh and all works well with small image files say under 500K.
However I need to upload files up to say 15Mb and have adjusted the the max size to just over 15 Mb on the upload.form.php file i.e. it now reads
$max_file_size = 17000000; // size in bytes (15 Mbs).
When a file has finished uploading it should show the pageor upload.success.php which it does for the smaller files. However if the file is say 10Mb the success page does not show, but rather an Internet Explorer page saying "page cannot be found"
If you then use the Browser "Back" button you return to the upload page and, if you check the server, will find that the file has uploaded correctly.
It is clearly important that the Client knows that the form has uploaded successfully but, as it is, will probably think the upload failed if he uploads a large file.
Has anyone any idea why the upload.success.php page does not appear if you are uploading large files? Is it a time delay problem as large files take a long time to upload?
Thanks
Cheyanne
That was a contributed article by a forum member of our WebDeveloper community located here.
I would try posting a note in the "General Help" category. If you don't get an answer there you can always join WebDeveloper forums, it's free and only takes a moment. That way you can ask the author of the code.
Good luck! 