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Re: file upload

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Mar 13th, 2008

i have solved this problem with thanks to the pointers from dangerdev. to fix the problem i took the form off the page where the user was being asked to upload the image and put it on to the upload.php page.

i then just created an iframe with dimensions added to it and said set the src to upload.php. as the submit button was on this page and was activated within the iframe it stops the page the user is on being reloaded thus stopping the entered information being lost. the code i used for the iframe is here.

<iframe name="uploadframe" src="upload.php" width="400" height="150" frameborder="0"></iframe>

this now just looks like it is part of the page it is on and the user would be none the wiser iframes are being used.

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