Hi
Is it possible to perform multiple file uploads via a form? It's no
problem uploading single files but I want to be able to highlight a
group of files and upload them all in one go. My current method,
multiple <INPUT TYPE="FILE" NAME="userfile[x]"> entries, works but means
selecting each file individually.
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news:3F***************@3awebhosting.co.uk... Hi
Is it possible to perform multiple file uploads via a form? It's no
problem uploading single files but I want to be able to highlight a
group of files and upload them all in one go. My current method,
multiple <INPUT TYPE="FILE" NAME="userfile[x]"> entries, works but means
selecting each file individually.
--
Colin
3A Web Hosting Team
http://www.3awebhosting.co.uk
You can't do that with a regular HTML form. http://sourceforge.net/projects/jupload/
Use the JUpload applet. It sits on your upload page, and the applet submits
to a processing script that you specify. (Your browser doesn't leave the
upload page though...it shows you a progress bar, and tells you when it is
done).
When you upload the files, they will be available in your processing script
as $_FILES["File1"], $_FILES["File2"], etc.
Regarding this well-known quote, often attributed to 3A Web Hosting's
famous "Mon, 29 Dec 2003 17:10:46 +0000" speech: Hi
Is it possible to perform multiple file uploads via a form? It's no
problem uploading single files but I want to be able to highlight a
group of files and upload them all in one go. My current method,
multiple <INPUT TYPE="FILE" NAME="userfile[x]"> entries, works but means
selecting each file individually.
Nope... not without some sort of Java, Flash, or other client-side
front-end.
If you have the access, you could make some sort of FTP drop-box processor,
but that's iffy.
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news:3F***************@3awebhosting.co.uk... Hi
Is it possible to perform multiple file uploads via a form? It's no
problem uploading single files but I want to be able to highlight a
group of files and upload them all in one go. My current method,
multiple <INPUT TYPE="FILE" NAME="userfile[x]"> entries, works but means
selecting each file individually.
--
Colin
3A Web Hosting Team
http://www.3awebhosting.co.uk
You can't do that with a regular HTML form.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jupload/
Use the JUpload applet. It sits on your upload page, and the applet
submits to a processing script that you specify. (Your browser doesn't leave the
upload page though...it shows you a progress bar, and tells you when it is
done).
When you upload the files, they will be available in your processing
script as $_FILES["File1"], $_FILES["File2"], etc.
By the way, there are a couple of better applets out there...but I
recommended this one because it's free and I'm a cheap bastard.
3A Web Hosting <in**@3awebhosting.co.uk> wrote in message news:<3F***************@3awebhosting.co.uk>... Hi
Is it possible to perform multiple file uploads via a form? It's no
problem uploading single files but I want to be able to highlight a
group of files and upload them all in one go. My current method,
multiple <INPUT TYPE="FILE" NAME="userfile[x]"> entries, works but means
selecting each file individually.
Not realy, at least as far as I am aware of, this is a function of the
browser/HTML not the PHP script.
What I have done in the past is to allow a .zip file upload and the
server unzips it and goes to work.
Mike Bradley http://gzen.myhq.info -- free online php tools
Hi By the way, there are a couple of better applets out there...but I
recommended this one because it's free and I'm a cheap bastard.
I know the feeling ;-)
I'll give it a try
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Hi Folks
Thanks for all the replies. I thought it was probably a browser issue.
I'll play around with Java and see how I get on. Not the path I would
prefer but......
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news:3F***************@3awebhosting.co.uk... Hi
Is it possible to perform multiple file uploads via a form? It's no
problem uploading single files but I want to be able to highlight a
group of files and upload them all in one go. My current method,
multiple <INPUT TYPE="FILE" NAME="userfile[x]"> entries, works but means
selecting each file individually.
--
Colin
3A Web Hosting Team
http://www.3awebhosting.co.uk
You can't do that with a regular HTML form.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jupload/
Use the JUpload applet. It sits on your upload page, and the applet
submits to a processing script that you specify. (Your browser doesn't leave the
upload page though...it shows you a progress bar, and tells you when it is
done).
When you upload the files, they will be available in your processing
script as $_FILES["File1"], $_FILES["File2"], etc.
maybe I'm missing something here, but I created an HTML form that allows
upto 4 jpg's to be uploaded at the same time and it works fine?!
CMosser
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news:3F***************@3awebhosting.co.uk... Hi
Is it possible to perform multiple file uploads via a form? It's no
problem uploading single files but I want to be able to highlight a
group of files and upload them all in one go. My current method,
multiple <INPUT TYPE="FILE" NAME="userfile[x]"> entries, works but
means selecting each file individually.
--
Colin
3A Web Hosting Team
http://www.3awebhosting.co.uk
You can't do that with a regular HTML form.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jupload/
Use the JUpload applet. It sits on your upload page, and the applet
submits to a processing script that you specify. (Your browser doesn't leave the
upload page though...it shows you a progress bar, and tells you when it
is done).
When you upload the files, they will be available in your processing
script as $_FILES["File1"], $_FILES["File2"], etc.
maybe I'm missing something here, but I created an HTML form that allows
upto 4 jpg's to be uploaded at the same time and it works fine?!
CMosser
By having 4 different file fields, yes you can do that. He doesn't want to
do it one by one...he wants to select multiple files and submit it using one
thing. I use that JUpload applet to upload many photos to my galleries (like
50) at the same time.
I think he is looking to click one upload button, and inster 4 files into
one box by highlighting more than one, instead of having sever inpout boxes
on a form. At least I think that what he is asking
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Mike Bradley http://gzen.myhq.info -- free online php tools
Hi I think he is looking to click one upload button, and inster 4 files into
one box by highlighting more than one, instead of having sever inpout boxes
on a form. At least I think that what he is asking
Yup, that's what I'm after. Having 20+ input boxes would be a real pain!
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Colin
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