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You should use the entire code I posted in my last post as datingavenue.php (replace the file). In your form you already have:
That is all that is needed. You already have the variable "Picture" in your form and you can see it in my code as:
Please make adjustment to your new datingavenue.php where I indicated above (you must have the correct file system path to your images upload directory and its permissions need to be set to 777 - writable).
Matti Ressler
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<form method="POST" action="datingavenue.php"
That is all that is needed. You already have the variable "Picture" in your form and you can see it in my code as:
$_FILES['Picture']['name']
Please make adjustment to your new datingavenue.php where I indicated above (you must have the correct file system path to your images upload directory and its permissions need to be set to 777 - writable).
Matti Ressler
Suomedia
Last edited by Suomedia : Mar 27th, 2008 at 12:22 pm.
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i published the site again with the new script but i get an error message that displays as follows
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /usr/home/conti634/public_html//Dating 20Avenue/Dating 20Avenue 20sign 20up.htm on line 156
I also applied the the same attachment to my other scripts and also experience the same problem.
what could be the problem
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /usr/home/conti634/public_html//Dating 20Avenue/Dating 20Avenue 20sign 20up.htm on line 156
I also applied the the same attachment to my other scripts and also experience the same problem.
what could be the problem
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You have a missing closing curly bracket } in your code.
Matti Ressler
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Matti Ressler
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Indent your code, find an unclosed brace { and close it.
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Okay. Which means i cancel the ?> at the end because thats what gives the error even when i copy the script you ultered for me ( thanks again for that ). Will the script still function if i don't end with ?>
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I closed all the brackets but still have the same problem ( it says unexpected end once again ) what could be the problem. PLEASE HELP
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Please use the attachment option (the paper clip) and attach a zip of your files to your next post.
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hey there. i have attached the files in a zip folder called php files. Hope you can pick up my mistakes
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In each of the files that have the error (3 in the attachment) add a closing curly bracket } before the very last ?> in each file.
With your $path variable, it MUST be a full file system path, eg. /home/suomedia/public_html/upload/ or use:
Also, you are far better to use a PHP redirect than javascript:
Matti Ressler
Suomedia
With your $path variable, it MUST be a full file system path, eg. /home/suomedia/public_html/upload/ or use:
$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/uploads/'
Also, you are far better to use a PHP redirect than javascript:
<?php
header("location: success.htm");
?>Matti Ressler
Suomedia
Last edited by Suomedia : Apr 2nd, 2008 at 3:53 pm.
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