davidannis

Someplace in the code that is not shown it is inserting commas to separate thousands digits, I'm sure to make it easier for humans to read. I suspect it does it for the tax too but I can't tell without see the code in question. In any case, you'd need a very expensive cart to have taxes that high and a similar line to strip the commas would work. Barand is right - you should not store the values with the commas but we'd need to see all of the code to properly fix it.

Try adding a line $total = str_replace(",","",$total); before the line $centinel_total = $total * 100;

Looks to me like you carefully strip commas out of $totalex but then use $total without stripping out commas.

You were right. I was not refreshing the sftp client, assuming incorrectly that it refreshed on a change in directories. In the script itself I was trapping the error on the resize incorrectly. I think I may have it now. You caught two errors. Now to fix the resize error. I'm feeling really stupid. Thanks for the help.

The simple test script that I posted in its entirety does not work so there is nothing past the echo '<br>$result: '.$result; line. I have used sftp to look for the file. Can't display it. In the full script the resize throws an error because it is not there. I am pretty sure that It is not there.

I have moved the upload directory out of public_html and I'm using fileinfo to revalidate mime type in addition to the gd getsimagesizes and the resize. I believe I can strip the EXIF data when I resize but I'll need to put some of it back because I don't want to remove copyright.

Thank you for the response. When I try a simple script using file put contents: <?php $file2='/home/lineligh/public_html/Art3/artwork'.'/test1.txt'; $current = "Test\n"; file_put_contents($file2, $current); ?> I get a 5 byte file in the artwork directory as expected. The script I posted is a sample extracted from the whole in which I pulled the most bare bones pieces out to illustrate the problem and make sure that the problem wasn't occurring in some prior step. In the full script I validate the file and resize it using the gd imagescale, I move the file after the resize into a directory that has script execution disabled in htaccess but I'll also look at the link you provided to see if I can tighten it further. The actual script is also password protected (with a salted and hashed password) and only available to a limited number of users for whom I have real world identities. Each upload is logged with the user ID. Thanks, David

I have a script that uploads files fine on my local server running MAMP but when I upload it I get no file upload. I have tried to simplify as much as possible to troubleshoot and came up with the following script: <?php ini_set('display_errors', 1); error_reporting(E_ALL); define('BASE_DIR', '/home/lineligh/public_html/Art3/'); define('IMG_UPLOAD_DIR',BASE_DIR.'artwork/'); $id='4'; print_r($_FILES); if (isset($_FILES['picture']['name'])) { //check size if ($_FILES['picture']['size'] > 900000) { $uploaderr = true; $uploaderrmsg.='File must be less than 900,000 bytes<br />'; } //check type if ($_FILES['picture']['type'] != "image/jpeg" && $_FILES['picture']['type'] != "image/png") { $uploaderr = true; $uploaderrmsg.='File must be a jpeg or png<br />'; } $uploaddir = IMG_UPLOAD_DIR; $uploadfile = $uploaddir . $id . '.' . end((explode(".", $_FILES["picture"]["name"]))); $result = move_uploaded_file($_FILES['picture']['tmp_name'], $uploadfile); echo '<br>'.$_FILES['picture']['tmp_name']."</br>"; echo $uploadfile; echo '<br>$result: '.$result; } ?> Which produces the following output: Array ( [picture] => Array ( [name] => Olivia-IMG_8678.jpg [type] => image/jpeg [tmp_name] => /tmp/phpe5Vpyq [error] => 0 [size] => 192649 ) ) /tmp/phpe5Vpyq /home/lineligh/public_html/Art3/artwork/4.jpg $result: 1 So, the file gets to the server, the move_uploaded_file function claims that it successfully renames the file and puts it in /home/lineligh/public_html/Art3/artwork/ but if I look for the file it is not there. I'm stumped as to what else to check. Webhosting company swears that my permissions are correct.

The header was sent because of a blank line at the end of an included php file and because of the warning messages. Once I got rid of both the blank line and the warnings it works. Thank you all for the help.

Adding http:// makes no difference Setting Error Reporting to E_ALL gives me warnings about undeclared variables and undefined indexes followed by an error because the header was already sent. error_reporting(E_ERROR); results in the same blank screen.

I am trying to redirect to the login page if a user is not logged in. I have the following piece of code: $slashpos= strrpos($_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'], '/'); $path=substr($_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'],0,($slashpos+1)); header('Location: '. $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].$path.'login.php?message=This%20page%20is%20only%20for%20gallery%20personnel'); //echo 'Location: '. $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].$path.'login.php?message=This%20page%20is%20only%20for%20gallery%20personnel'; exit(''); If I execute the script as is I get nothing - a blank page. If I uncomment the echo line I get: Location: localhost:8888/Art3/theme/login.php?message=This%20page%20is%20only%20for%20gallery%20personnel which seems right to me. I have the following lines at the top of the script and I'm getting no errors ini_set('display_errors', 1); error_reporting(0); I have tried: just using 'Location: login.php?message=foo' and constructing the URL from $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] and $_SERVER['SERVER_PORT']

I believe there is a small typo here. Make sure that you have a space between Location: and http://

You can use click the icon on the editor that looks like <> and then paste the code in the resulting box