The receiving script actually reads: <?php print_r($_FILES['files']); ?>
I have checked for spelling errors ;-) 2009/2/19 Simon <sib...@gmail.com> > Hello, > > I am desperately trying to implement the Multiple File Upload Plugin > into a script. However, I seem to be having no end of problems simply > getting it to pass the files through. > > I have set up a simple two-page script. The front-end is simply a form > with the jQuery plugin, and the receiving script all I try to do is > print_r the files array, yet it is empty. Nothing is being passed. > > Any ideas on why this is the case? If it works, this is the code I use > on the form page (yes I do have the jQuery and the plugin files also > linked in the head of the document): > > <form id="requestform" action="uploadres.php" method="post"> > <label for="files">Attach files:</label> > > <input id="fileattach" name="files[]" class="multi" maxlength="5" > type="file"><span id="files_wrap_list"></span> > > <br /><input type="submit" id="submitrequest" class="submit" > value="Submit" /> > </form> > > And on the receiving page I try this: > > <?php print_r($_FILES['file']); ?> > > Which results in an empty array. Am I overlooking something very > simple here? Its often the case! > > Many thanks in advance for any help you can provide with this! > > Kind regards, > Simon
