[SOLVED] upload file to server

[telsiin]

 

Good Afternoon everyone

 

 

I have a bit of code I am having some problem with, to upload a pic to a server.

Now the code appear to be working but when I check the folder the test image is not there/saved on the server 

 

 

thank you all in advance

Antonio

 

<?php

if($_FILES[map1] !=" "){

@copy($_FILES[map1][tmp_name],

"C:\lordsofansalon\htdocs\DM\mapsrc\".$_FILES[map1][name])

or die("Couldn't copy file please make sure it a jpg and under 2 megs.");

}

else

{

die("No Input file specified");

}

?>

[tapos]

use move_uploaded_file.

http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.move-uploaded-file.php

for more file handling information http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.filesystem.php

[hansford]

try checking that the files exists where you tried to save it to.

<?php
if(file_exists(){
echo "file exists";
}
?>
[code]
if it does exist, then it's your FTP programming not updating. close it out and reopen and you'll see your file.

[/code]

[telsiin]

after run it a few more time I don't it save in the temp folder either

[telsiin]

I also get the following  confirmation message

You Sent :boardmap1.jpg a 75930 byte file with a mine type of image/pjpeg.

 

however I notice the extension is pjpeg and NOT jpeg or jpg

 

 

<?php

if($_FILES[map1] !=" "){

$destination="C:\lordsofansalon\htdocs\DM\mapsrc".$_FILES[map1][name];

$temp=$_FILES[map1][name];

move_upload_file($temp,$destination);

or die("Couldn't copy file please make sure it a jpg and under 2 megs.");

}

else

{

die("No Input file specified");

}

?>

[hansford]

use move_uploaded_file.

http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.move-uploaded-file.php

for more file handling information http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.filesystem.php

 

[telsiin]

Apparently my path was wrong,  although I think there another way

This seem to be working

 

 

"C:/lordsofansalon/htdocs/DM/mapsrc/".$_FILES[map1][name])

 

[DarkWater]

I also get the following  confirmation message

You Sent :boardmap1.jpg a 75930 byte file with a mine type of image/pjpeg.

 

however I notice the extension is pjpeg and NOT jpeg or jpg

 

 

<?php

if($_FILES[map1] !=" "){

$destination="C:\lordsofansalon\htdocs\DM\mapsrc".$_FILES[map1][name];

$temp=$_FILES[map1][name];

move_upload_file($temp,$destination);

or die("Couldn't copy file please make sure it a jpg and under 2 megs.");

}

else

{

die("No Input file specified");

}

?>

 

Read what the message says.  pjpeg is the MIME TYPE, not the file extension.  IE, being the quirky, Microsoft-made cess pool it is, sends out the Mime Type as pjpeg for jpegs instead of what the other browsers send it out as.  And don't trust browser Mime Types.  You can alter them if you know what you're doing. =P