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If you don't have time to change your server configs, why don't you try sending the requests in a staggered manner, one at a time. Each request's callback can initiate the next request in the sequence, which would mean your server only has to respond to one request at a …

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I'll try to be clear as well - The only thing I'm not going to post is an AJAX library. You can find one by searching Google for "AJAX function". Once you have your AJAX library included, everything else is nearly copy+paste. You will have to change the AJAX interaction …

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The error is due to the "/" before "images", which causes PHP to look in another directory. You should use: [code] chmod("./images",0755); [/code] Also, almostbob is correct, 755 is sufficient to run your image upload script (unless you're using some non-standard means of transferring the image, in which case you …

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It looks like the HTML you are outputting for your form must be incorrect Check that you are successfully outputting: [code] <input type="file" name="cfile[1]" /> <input type="file" name="cfile[2]" /> <input type="file" name="cfile[3]" /> <input type="file" name="cfile[4]" /> <input type="file" name="cfile[5]" /> [/code]

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