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hey guys so i have a few scripts that generate a file and I am looking to upload them into a specific folder which would look something like this &nbsp;&quot;../mp3s/playlists&quot;. &nbsp;Go daddy does not allow php uploading on to their server to my knowledge...If Im wrong please correct me. How would I write a script to take the created file and put it into that selected folder on my hosting account. &nbsp;Any response is very much appreciated. &nbsp;thanks guys.
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hey guys so i have a few scripts that generate a file and I am looking to upload them into a specific folder which would look something like this  "../mp3s/playlists".  Go daddy does not allow php uploading on to their server to my knowledge...If Im wrong please correct me. How would I write a script to take the created file and put it into that selected folder on my hosting account.  Any response is very much appreciated.  thanks guys.

Uploading files to godaddy hosted site

hey guys so i have a few scripts that generate a file and I am looking to upload them into a specific folder which would look something like this  &amp;quot;../mp3s/playlists&amp;quot;.  Go daddy does not allow php uploading on to their server to my knowledge...If Im wrong please correct me. How would I write a script to take the created file and put it into that selected folder on my hosting account.  Any response is very much appreciated.  thanks guys.

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