||*()*|| Hi, Jakub. >> is_uploaded_file is a register_globals artifact, and shouldn't need to >> be used with the $_FILES array.
JV> Sounds like it will be best to remove this example and write that JV> is_uploaded_file() is unnecessary if $_FILES array is used instead. Hmm.. Is it possible to forge $_FILES contents by supplying some wrong POST data? Almost the same question is here.. =) http://www.faqts.com/knowledge_base/view.phtml/aid/29201/fid/62 To tell the truth I'd like to see some kind of algorithm or research on the way PHP validates uploads and fills $_FILES array. With my skills I can only see, that this happens in rfc1867.c So is_uploaded_file function is useful only when $_FILES['userfile']['tmp_name'] path is passed from some other function. I can rewrite an example. BTW, it was written because the old one is for PHP < 4.0.3 and there are no other examples on the page. t --
