ID: 17530 Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Status: Open +Status: Bogus Bug Type: Output Control Operating System: Linux PHP Version: 4.2.1 New Comment:
Verified, even with current HEAD. The current code doesn't honor multiple fileloads regarding this error message. I also don't see much benefit in fixing this behaviour because if you're using multiple uploads you have to deal with them individually in the code anyway. How should the file upload deal with e.g. 5 uploads where only the first,third and fifth fields are actually uploaded with files? Output a message like "No file uploaded for field 2 and 4" ? Certainly not. There's a reason why track_errors isn't enabled by default. Unless you come up with a decent real-life sample where it is absolutely needed I don't see any need for it. Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-05-30 15:26:19] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Visit: http://www.groupit.org/contribute/demonstrationarea/contenttypes/documents/b.21.html On this page there is one required file upload field, and a second optional field (for an image that can be automatically scaled and placed within the summary of the contribution). When a document file is specified, and an image is not, the error "File not uploaded" is stored within $php_errormsg. Presumably this is because the contrib_image variable is not set. Since this is not truly an error condition I think PHP should NOT log an error for this event. I imagine there are many other PHP-based sites with optional file upload fields that are now generating spurious error messages to site administrators (grin). This functionality was not evident in 4.1.2 or earlier versions. The $php_errormsg should contain actual errors only. Thanks for your time - and thanks for creating such a great development language! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=17530&edit=1
