hi
( 04.08.02 19:32 -0400 ) Alex Brelsfoard:
But I am a bit curious to know if there is a way to do this without
using CGI.pm.
sure, mod_perl [much faster, lighter]. the interface is a bit better
than CGI.pm, but not a whole lot. i just think it's a tricky thing to be
doing anyway [uploading
hi
( 04.08.02 19:32 -0400 ) Alex Brelsfoard:
But I am a bit curious to know if there is a way to do this without
using CGI.pm.
sure, mod_perl [much faster, lighter]. the interface is a bit better
than CGI.pm, but not a whole lot. i just think it's a tricky thing to be
doing anyway
On 3 Aug 2004, at 9:25 AM, Alex Brelsfoard wrote:
hi
( 04.08.02 19:32 -0400 ) Alex Brelsfoard:
But I am a bit curious to know if there is a way to do this without
using CGI.pm.
sure, mod_perl [much faster, lighter]. the interface is a bit better
than CGI.pm, but not a whole lot. i just think it's
# Already did statement outside this function.
my $picture = $query-upload($file);
Perhaps something got cut out here - where did you get the $file
variable from? Did you use a CGI::filefield form to get the file name?
I'm assuming you have already read this, but just in case,
On Mon, 2004-08-02 at 19:32, Alex Brelsfoard wrote:
Ron, Sean,
Thank you both. I will give it a try. Sean, no worries, I have a two-layered
security system in place, and plenty of well-placed warnings. I'm perfectly happy
using CGI.pm (and am currently on this project). But I am a
Thanks Richard, everyone. I tried your (Richard) code also. It bombs
on No File Specified. Looks like somehow it can't grab ahold of the
file I'm trying to upload. There must be something in the rest of my
cod that is interfering with all this. But I really can't imagine
what. The rest
Upon further testing I verified that the statement
my $picture = $query-upload($file);
is indeed returning undefined.
What would cause that?
I do know that $file DOES contain valid information (the correct name of
the field holding the file to be uploaded).
--Alex
Thanks Richard,
Upon further testing I verified that the statement
my $picture = $query-upload($file);
is indeed returning undefined.
What would cause that?
Show us the entire HTML FORM that contains the file upload field.
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I'm not sure why your code isn't working. It's a bit hard to debug,
because we're just seeing bits and pieces. Anyway, here's a simple example
that does work:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use CGI;
my $cgi = new CGI;
print $cgi-header();
print EndOfHTML;
html
headtitleFile Upload
I am not at all certain of what I did differently. I was playing around
with all of your suggestions. And one of my attempts ACTUALLY WORKED! So
thank you all very much for your help. I have tested it several times
now. If you are still curious and want to see what I've got (code), I'll
be
Ron, Sean,
Thank you both. I will give it a try. Sean, no worries, I have a two-layered
security system in place, and plenty of well-placed warnings. I'm perfectly happy
using CGI.pm (and am currently on this project). But I am a bit curious to know if
there is a way to do this without
--- Alex Brelsfoard mumbled on 2004-08-02 19.32.40 -0400 ---
project). But I am a bit curious to know if there is a way to do this
without using CGI.pm.
You could write CGI.pm yourself. Either copy and paste the relevant bits, or
use this Web page:
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