[geeklog-modules] Re: Using the GL upload.class library with multiple images

[Tony Bibbs]

Sounds like you are implying that the class no longer works with the 
current version of PHP, right?  If so, I don't get it because I'm 
running 4.3 on the server for iowaoutdoors.org and it seems to be 
working fine.

Confused...

--Tony

Blaine Lang wrote:
> Tony,
> 
> I'm trying to use your upload class with a form that has multiple file type
> input fields. I have logging in the class and am getting the following
> output. I am testing with small files
> 
> ERRORS
> File, Array, is bigger than the 20480 byte limit
> Mime type, Array, not in list of allowed mime types
> 
> Since HTTP_POST_FILES is now an array of arrays
> - using $curfile = current($HTTP_POST_FILES) - will return an array, so I
> have tried some tests of referencing element 0 which from my debug output is
> the real file name.
> 
> $pos = strrpos($curfile['name'][0],'.') + 1;
> $fextension = substr($curfile['name'][0], $pos);
> $filename = $_USER['username'] . '.' . $fextension;
> $upload->setFileNames($filename);
> $upload->setPerms('0644');
> $upload->setMaxFileSize(20480); //20KB
> reset($HTTP_POST_FILES);
> $upload->uploadFiles();
> 
> Any tips?
> 
> Blaine


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