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uploading a text file on to server
Hi..
Using a web browser how I can upload a text file or any
other file on to a server. also after uploading where does the file in the server be on ?
Using a web browser how I can upload a text file or any
other file on to a server. also after uploading where does the file in the server be on ?
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prakashk:
I'm afraid you misunderstand me. Within Netscape you can initiate an ftp (not HTTP) upload via file|upload file this option is not present in IE.
Your CGI would have been involved when using the second method that I mentioned.
Steve
I'm afraid you misunderstand me. Within Netscape you can initiate an ftp (not HTTP) upload via file|upload file this option is not present in IE.
Your CGI would have been involved when using the second method that I mentioned.
Steve
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I don't think this is true. I wrote a CGI script which lets one upload a file. And it works with both Netscape and IE.
> Where that file is stored depends on what the backend script does with it.
This is true. Your CGI script decides where to write it.