Hey every one,
I've recently set up a site using http/php and have been studing php for a while, i've got a problem of trying to upload a video, i cam to this site, because alot of my C++ solutions have been solved here so im guesing the same with php as i've already search for my solution here, but found no answer. i'm doing it the same way you would upload an image, however after hours of searching the web, i've seen that you must change the php.ini file max file upload and ect. i have however i used the move_uploaded_f ile code and it keeps returning bad, even after i changed the ini file. and i would much rather not go into ftp, cuz i've look up how to do it but i still have yet to learn it and how to use it (apache 2.2). so if some one could learn me a new way of uploading large files with php it would be greatly appriciated.
5  1427  ak1dnar 1,584
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Please execute the phpinfo() and postback the current configuration settings for these settings. - file_uploads
- upload_max_file size
- max_input_time
- memory_limit
- max_execution_t ime
- post_max_size
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Atli 5,058
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Hi and welcome to TSDN!
Are you receiving any errors?
If the uploads doesn't work you can usually find the reason behind it by looking at the $_FILES['myfile']['error'] value. Could you check that value and post it here?
Ok i retried every thing today, and for an odd reason it worked, not that that's a bad thing, i'm now wondering, does it take a while for php to notice if changes have occured in the ini file? if not then i have no idea what i was doing wrong the other day
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Ok i retried every thing today, and for an odd reason it worked, not that that's a bad thing, i'm now wondering, does it take a while for php to notice if changes have occured in the ini file? if not then i have no idea what i was doing wrong the other day
It's a not a new thing for developers, It has happened to me few times. anyhow glad to hear you got it working.
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