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  1. Can someone please give me some guidance on how to deal with the following warning All directories and files in the path have full owner permissions and I've made myself the owner of them all (I'm on a linux system). I've also done the same with the /tmp folder. I can't even think of anything else to change and haven't found anything online that solves the issue. in case it's needed, the php is as follows: <?php require("assets/initializations.php"); if(isset($_POST['add_post']) && !empty($_FILES['post_image'])) { $filename = $_FILES['post_image']['name']; $file_tmp_name = $_FILES['post_image']['tmp_name']; $filesize = $_FILES['post_image']['size']; $file_ext = explode('.', $filename); $file_act_ext = strtolower(end($file_ext)); $allowed = array('jpeg', 'jpg', 'png', 'gif'); if(!in_array($file_act_ext, $allowed)) { header("Location: add_post.php?message=file_type_not_allowed"); } else { if($filesize > 10000000) { header("Location: add_post.php?message=file_too_large"); } else { $file_new_name = uniqid('', true) . "." . $file_act_ext; $dir = "../usernet/img/"; $target_file = $dir . basename($file_new_name); move_uploaded_file($file_tmp_name, $target_file); echo "<script>alert('Image uploaded successfully');</script>"; } } } I do get the javascript alert that's it's been successfully uploaded, but the image doesn't make it into the specified directory and I get the warnings at the top. I'm also, probably obviously from the path, using XAMPP server for development. TIA
  2. I'm not hoping to much that I can solve this thing, but maybe someone here who knows php well can help me. Screenshot: http://extrazoom.com/image-70122.html?heuln50x50 File: https://mega.nz/#!uYgWmRTL!5ZyabPKnYWjeG2sL_PXyfFaAKaJiv4zceQGrky7fmPk And yes, I replaced "preg_replace" with "preg_replace_callback" and I ended up here: Screenshot:: http://extrazoom.com/image-70124.html?heuln50x50 Thank you and sorry for my bad english, if it's bad .
  3. I am building a website about Doctor who, and I want to post various quotes from a database, when I wrote the select-query, I got the following error: Quotes Warning: mysql_fetch_assoc() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /customers/e/a/c/doctorwhofans.be/httpd.www/test/Content/Quotes.php on line 106 (which is the one with the while expression). <?php //verbinding met de database require("./connect.php"); //select-query schrijven en uitvoeren $sql = " select * from QuotesTabel"; $result = mysql_query($sql); //alle records weergeven (terwijl er rijen gevonden worden. while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) { //toon foto met info require("./ToonFoto.php"); } ?> Can someone help me please?
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