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Flash upload using "multipart/form-data"
Want to upload file from a Flash Form.
How can I tell this code below to specify an ecode type of multipart/form-data? This is required to work with PHP script that i am using to upload files.
In HTML it is done by this:
<FORM METHOD="POST" ENCTYPE="multipart/form-da
There has got to be a way! Thank you!
How can I tell this code below to specify an ecode type of multipart/form-data? This is required to work with PHP script that i am using to upload files.
In HTML it is done by this:
<FORM METHOD="POST" ENCTYPE="multipart/form-da
There has got to be a way! Thank you!
ASKER
I know about this component.
I even found one more by Impulse Digital but it uses ASP.
I will be using that, you can find it here: http://www.impulsedigital.com/idio/idio-v1/
I want to use this with PHP.
I even found one more by Impulse Digital but it uses ASP.
I will be using that, you can find it here: http://www.impulsedigital.com/idio/idio-v1/
I want to use this with PHP.
Cool, I'll have a look at the Impulse Digital one. I use php also, so I'll see what I can figure out for you...
ssdesign, the component you mentioned only works in IE also - I guess that maybe isn't a problem for you.
I'll still look for a solution, and post it here if it's still open, but it looks like this is a tougher one to solve than I thought.
I'll still look for a solution, and post it here if it's still open, but it looks like this is a tougher one to solve than I thought.
ASKER
:) no problem. Thats why i have 500 points for this one.
only IE is not a problem for me.
only IE is not a problem for me.
I remembered having the same problem. Had too look hard and found this as well:
http://www.flashcfm.com/tutorial_search.cfm?keyword=upload
But was looking for this (download sourve available):
http://www.impulsedigital.com/idio/idio-v1/
Hope it is of any help to you.
http://www.flashcfm.com/tutorial_search.cfm?keyword=upload
But was looking for this (download sourve available):
http://www.impulsedigital.com/idio/idio-v1/
Hope it is of any help to you.
I haven't had a chance to look at this yet, but it supports PHP:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/flex/ts/documents/file_upload.htm
http://www.macromedia.com/support/flex/ts/documents/file_upload.htm
ASKER
dutchfoxer: if you read my earlier comment dated, Date: 09/01/2004 05:58AM PDT, I had asked this question in reference to Impulse Digital upload example.
Also the CFM example you showed also uses the same technique as Impulse Digital.
MUSO: I know about FLEX but this project uses MX2004 and I can not use FLEX for this.
Its been 4 days yesterday I was able to resolve it using PHP.
Also the CFM example you showed also uses the same technique as Impulse Digital.
MUSO: I know about FLEX but this project uses MX2004 and I can not use FLEX for this.
Its been 4 days yesterday I was able to resolve it using PHP.
Okay; I'm glad you found your solution in any case :-)
For the record, I'm sorting out a solution that I can use now also (I prefer to do things myself, so I can understand how it works).
For the record, I'm sorting out a solution that I can use now also (I prefer to do things myself, so I can understand how it works).
ASKER
Can we clos ethis question?
By all means - you sorted it out by yourself anyway I gather!
muso
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