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scalp

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Upload enabler - 8/2/2001 15:25:00

Ok <INPUT TYPE="FILE" >
using to aquire a file from a user is the easy part.

Anyone have any code using an enabler for webhosting.com here. So that I can upload the info, and possibly an example of uploading an image and storing in in an acces file?

This coding stuff is definitely not like riding a bike.

Thanks for helping an old fart!


Spooky Posts: 26723 Joined: 11/11/1998 From: Middle Earth Status: offline	RE: Upload enabler - 8/2/2001 17:19:00 Do your host have a component that you can use to upload files? the TYPE=File is the client sorted out, youll need the server component type for the rest , all can be different ! ------------------ §þððk¥ "I am Spooky of Borg. Prepare to be assimilated, babycakes!" Subscribe to OutFront News Database / DRW Q & A The Spooky Login! VP-ASP Shopping cart (in reply to scalp)

scalp

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RE: Upload enabler - 8/2/2001 20:00:00

Ok Spooky thanks.

please take a look at:

http://www.thefurmans.com/uploadtester.htm

When I run it I get:

http://www.thefurmans.com/cgi-bin/cgierrors.txt

the scripts I'm trying to use are.

http://www.thefurmans.com/cgi-bin/cgi-lib_pl.txt

http://www.thefurmans.com/cgi-bin/fup_cgi.txt

I need the masters help!

Thanks.

(in reply to scalp)


scalp Posts: 9 From: None Status: offline	RE: Upload enabler - 8/2/2001 20:01:00 why is it trying to go to e: drive? (in reply to scalp)

Vince from Spain

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RE: Upload enabler - 8/3/2001 20:33:00

Hi Scalp,
going to e: drive looks ok. That is just the disk on which your web is located.
It really looks like either the script
http://www.thefurmans.com/cgi-bin/fup.cgi
is missing, has its permissions set wrong, or has been uploaded in binary mode.
As you seem to be on a windows server, the second 2 are unlikely, so really have you renamed the 2 scripts to
cgi-bin/cgi-lib.pl
and
cgi-bin/fup.cgi
as it really just looks like they are missing.

Vince

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Internet Business Solutions S.L.(Spain)

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scalp

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RE: Upload enabler - 8/3/2001 13:30:00

Thanks Vince,

My bad when I saved the files in my editor it changed the file name and apended the .txt to the end.

Can I say Duh?

I hope the e:\inetpub\ is refering the the e: drive on my providers drive. I was worrried that is was trying to go to my e: drive on my machine.

I'll keep plunging away with this.

Thanks,