bizt wrote:
>> I've seen this before - the file may or may not actually exist in the
>> tmp folder. But even if file_exists() fails, it seems
>> move_uploaded_file() still works.
>>
>> Try moving it to your own directory then check it out. If it isn't what
>> you expect, delete it.
>
> Hi, ive tried moving it using move_uploaded_file() but it still isnt
> working. Below is the code im using:
>
> if(isset($_REQUEST['submit_add'])) {
>
> $srcPath = $_FILES['image']['tmp_name'];
> $dstPath = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/_testing/newfile.jpg';
>
> if(move_uploaded_file($srcPath, $dstPath)) {
> echo 'WHOO HOO!!!';
> } else {
> echo 'NNNO!';
> }
>
> }
>
> Ive spoken with the guy who manages the servers (unfortunetely off
> work today) and he mentioned something that there may be differences
> between PHP4 and PHP5 for doing this sort of thing. Is that true?
>
> Cheers
>
> Burnsy
>
>

No, there shouldn't be differences between PHP4 and PHP5 in this area.
Does the webserver's userid have read and write access to both directories?

Do you have all errors enabled (error_reporting = E_ALL) and are
displaying errors (display_errors=on) in your php.ini file?


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