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glcummins - I'm so sorry. I forgot this was open. &nbsp;We ended up using Interakt Kollection. It is working great. &nbsp;April
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glcummins - I'm so sorry. I forgot this was open.  We ended up using Interakt Kollection. It is working great.  April

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No problem at all. I'm glad you found something that works well for you!
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No problem at all. I'm glad you found something that works well for you!

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We need to use a PHP web form to upload a file (word or excel), then display a link to the file and make it available for others to download. &nbsp;(We already have a login set up to enable access to this page.)<br />
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How is this file displayed for others to see and download? &nbsp;Can we identify the file using the file name? &nbsp;Can I list a last modified date for the file? &nbsp;Can a group of users be notified by email when a new file is uploaded?<br />
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I'm just not sure how/where to get started on this. &nbsp;Anyone know of a tutorial /script? &nbsp;Or could you help me get startd from scratch?<br />
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Many thanks for your time and help .....<br />
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April<br />
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We need to use a PHP web form to upload a file (word or excel), then display a link to the file and make it available for others to download.  (We already have a login set up to enable access to this page.)

How is this file displayed for others to see and download?  Can we identify the file using the file name?  Can I list a last modified date for the file?  Can a group of users be notified by email when a new file is uploaded?

I'm just not sure how/where to get started on this.  Anyone know of a tutorial /script?  Or could you help me get startd from scratch?

Many thanks for your time and help .....

April



PHP web form to upload file and then provide link to download file

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