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I want to test this script:<br />
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if(isset($_FILES['mp3_file<wbr />']['tmp_na<wbr />me'])&amp;&amp; !empty($_FILES['mp3_file']<wbr />['tmp_name<wbr />']))<br />
{<br />
echo &quot;yes&quot;;<br />
}<br />
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It works find on my local server, but it's not for some reason on my real time server.<br />
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When I go to test it, because of it uploading an mp3 file, it takes a good five minutes to figure out if my code is &quot;seeing&quot; the contents.<br />
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Is there quicker way to check the presence of data in the kind of code I'm using so I don't have to wait so long?
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I want to test this script:

if(isset($_FILES['mp3_file']['tmp_name'])&& !empty($_FILES['mp3_file']['tmp_name']))
{
echo "yes";
}

It works find on my local server, but it's not for some reason on my real time server.

When I go to test it, because of it uploading an mp3 file, it takes a good five minutes to figure out if my code is "seeing" the contents.

Is there quicker way to check the presence of data in the kind of code I'm using so I don't have to wait so long?

Quick way to test the contents of a mult

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