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For my gaming site, I am creating a handful of scripts or Resource Uploads for different Graphics, Models, and Maps for Warcraft III. There is currently a website that has a script that I am trying to imitate. Here is how the script works.

 

A user browses for files to upload. The files must be the certain extensions, (each section has a unique extention, .blp for textures, MDX for 3D Models, W3M for Maps, W3X for Expansion Maps, etc.) After they upload the file, they can choose keywords for their model, such as Space Marine, or l33t ub3r h4xx0r. After this stage is where the magic takes place.

 

The script creates a web-page at an address similar to http://yoursite/models/1345.php. At the page, keywords are listed, and the file is added to a database. The upload system also converts textures into JPG and uses them as previews, then packs them into a .zip file with the files uploaded.

 

I've tried looking at different source codes, but none of them were really compatible with each other. Could somebody help me so I  can produce an epic system, instead of the current epic failure?

 

Is not an actual webpage as that would be hard to maintain they rather use .htaccess that converts the address to something like:

 

index.php?section=models&id=1345

 

Can you give a specific url to the script you are trying to imitate then just the website?

yeah, here is a link to a resource: http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/icons-541/btnaxeattack-136889/

 

I can't isolate simply the script, but I can view the source HTML for the page. Even looking at inputs, I cannot view a run script. Is there a way I can view the script from the source?

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