--- Wade Smart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Im having some trouble with one of my php scripts so Im looking
> in my logs and I would like to know how to really read what this
> means:
>
> [Mon Feb 13 18:08:27 2006]
> [error]
> [client 127.0.0.1] File does not exist: /var/www/var, referer:
> ht
02132006 1812 GMT-6
Im having some trouble with one of my php scripts so Im looking in my
logs and I would like
to know how to really read what this means:
[Mon Feb 13 18:08:27 2006]
[error]
[client 127.0.0.1] File does not exist: /var/www/var, referer:
http://localhost/KT/Admin.php
[Mon Feb 1
> Is there any way to check file size before upload?
answer: no way
tell the user the upload limit MAX_UPLOAD_SIZE
if they are too stupid to read it is not your fault.
;)
you could try to write a java applet for upload
which might be able to check before upload.
accessing files on the client
Hi
Is there any way to check file size before upload?
The reason for asking is that if a user wanted to
upload a large file .. say 10 mb or so .. the script
suggested by php manual would require the user to wait
until at least the file is uploaded to the tmp
directory on the server before checkin
Dear All,
I am new to session management. I have tried searching on it from
various php resource. If anybody please guide me what is session
hijecting and fixation with example and how can we make a safe user
management portal with security from session hijecking and fixation,
would be thankfu
02132006 1118 GMT-6
Ok I found the problem but oddly, I have the same error:
This is the code at that line 53:
else { // problem uploading file
print 'Your file could not be uploaded because: '; //
// Print a message based upon the error.
switch ($_FILES['thefile']['erro
02132006 1059 GMT-6
Im working a form for uploading data but I have a problem in this
structure but I dont see it.
This structure without all the data works, no errors. But if I put in
the data I get an error:
*Parse error*: parse error, unexpected T_ELSE in
*/var/www/KimTate/AddHome5.php* on l
