[POST method upload secure?]

You thought? It's good that you read the page, but you should also read the part where it links you to the function(s) that are NOT deprecated.

I already knew it was deprecated.  Everybody knows that.  jeez

 

I'm just asking if uploading an image using a form is secure in your opinion.

I don't want it to upload if it isn't an image file.

[POST method upload secure?]

I thought mime_content_type() had been deprecated.

 

I'm just if you think this method of uploading images is secure for public use.

 

[POST method upload secure?]

what manual?

[POST method upload secure?]

ym_chaitu - I now understand what you're talking about.  Does this look better?

if($type = "image"){
  $image_path = $image_directory.$_FILES['ufile']['name'][0];
  copy($_FILES['ufile']['tmp_name'][0], $image1_path);
}

 

It would be secure enough right?

[POST method upload secure?]

 

$type = explode("/".$_FILES['ufile']['type'][0]);
if($typep[0] == "image"){
  $image_path = $image_directory.$_FILES['ufile']['name'][0];
  copy($_FILES['ufile']['tmp_name'][0], $image1_path);
}

 

Then is this secure?

 

[POST method upload secure?]

Yes. It is redundant in security.

 

What do you mean?

[POST method upload secure?]

$ext = basename(strtolower($_FILES['ufile']['type'][0]; // "jpg"
if($ext == "x-png" or $ext == "pjpeg" or $ext == "gif"){
  $image_path = $image_directory.$_FILES['ufile']['name'][0];
  copy($_FILES['ufile']['tmp_name'][0], $image1_path);
}

 

Is this a bad idea for public use?

[Is this stupid code?]

Thank you.

 

[Is this stupid code?]

function updateNode($node, $nodeID, $childNode, $cnodeValue, $xmlFile){
   $dom = new DOMDocument();                
   $dom->load($xmlFile); 
   $node = $dom->getElementsByTagName($node);	 
 foreach($node as $nodes){
	 if($nodes->getAttribute('id') == $nodeID){
	   $nodes->getElementsByTagName($childNode)->item(0)->nodeValue = $cnodeValue;
  	 }
 }
 $dom->save($xmlFile);	 
}



if($_POST['update'] == 'Update'){
  
updateNode("listing", $_POST['id'], "price", $_POST['price'], $xmlfile);
updateNode("listing", $_POST['id'], "beds", $_POST['beds'], $xmlfile);
updateNode("listing", $_POST['id'], "baths", $_POST['baths'], $xmlfile);
updateNode("listing", $_POST['id'], "sqft", $_POST['sqft'], $xmlfile);
updateNode("listing", $_POST['id'], "year", $_POST['year'], $xmlfile);
updateNode("listing", $_POST['id'], "street", $_POST['street'], $xmlfile);
updateNode("listing", $_POST['id'], "city", $_POST['city'], $xmlfile);
updateNode("listing", $_POST['id'], "state", $_POST['state'], $xmlfile);
updateNode("listing", $_POST['id'], "zip", $_POST['zip'], $xmlfile);

}

 

This is all my handy work and wonder what other more experienced people would do instead.

 

 

[Please Help me with fetch content from 2 sites in one code.]

Could you explain that a little better?

 

I'm sure you know that

$image 'code to fetch image from tht site';

 

should be...

$image = 'code to fetch image from tht site';

 

right?

[timestamp displaying wrong date...help]

and FWIW

 

Unix timestamps represent the number of seconds since one millisecond before midnight Jan. 1 (i.e. Dec 31, 1969 11:59:59.999)

 

 

 

[My first function]

function updateNode($node, $nodeID, $childNode, $cnodeValue, $xmlFile){
  
   $dom = new DOMDocument();                
   $dom->load($xmlFile); 
   $node = $dom->getElementsByTagName($node);

 foreach($node as $nodes){
   
	 if($nodes->getAttribute('id') == $nodeID){
	   $nodes->getElementsByTagName($childNode)->item(0)->nodeValue = $cnodeValue;

	 }	   


 }
   $dom->save($xmlFile);

}



updateNode("contact", "4bafdebc54aac", "firstname", "Peter", "temp.xml");

 

And it works! 

Looks like it was my own confidence in my self that was holding me back.  I was sure I was creating the function wrong.

 

Thanks guys

 

 

 

[My first function]

and my first post!  I have lurked phpfreaks forum many times and copy little bits of code.  The information on this site is a lot of help and the people here are great.  Lately my code is looking messy because I dont' know how to create my own functions! :'( 

 

Here is the code I want to turn into a function.  All this does is update a value in a xml file with the the attribute id  4bafdebc54aac.

 

$contact_id = "4bafdebc54aac";
$xmlfile = "temp.xml";

$dom = new DOMDocument(); 
$dom->load($xmlfile);
$contacts = $dom->getElementsByTagName("contact"); 

foreach($contacts as $contact){ 

   if($contact->getAttribute('id') == $contact_id){
     $contact->getElementsByTagName('firstname')->item(0)->nodeValue = "Jim";

 }
  
} 
$dom->save($xmlfile);

 

 

 

This is my attempt to create a function from that, but it isn't working.  The code above this works perfectly but I can't put it into a function.

 

 

 

 

function updateNode($node, $nodeID, $childNode, $cnodeValue, $xmlFile){
  
   $doc = new DOMDocument();                
   $doc->load($xmlFile); 
   $node = $dom->getElementsByTagName($node);

 foreach($node as $nodes){
   
	 if($nodes->getAttribute('id') == $nodeID){
	   $nodes->getElementsByTagName($childNode)->item(0)->nodeValue = $cnodeValue;

	 }	   


 }


}

updateNode("contact", "4bafdebc54aac", "firstname", "Peter", "temp.xml");

 

Everything looks ok to me but it does not work.  Could anybody give me any tips?  I would really be greatful.