I just bought your script. When I upload a file the folder remains empty although it says that it was successfully uploaded
jamesf
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rrgerman
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Yeah i got it working thanks. I already email you asking you for lil help renaming the uploaded files to 1.jpg, 2.jpg …. up to 7.jpg… thats all I need to get the script working on my site… 
You told me you were gonna check that last weekend or the following days.. Ill be waiting… thanks!
rrgerman
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Ok thank you very much!
Ok, your script seem working fine! but when a file is upload… in the directory i have no file. only a new directory named with number. and nothing inside…
can you help me please ?!
I receive the file on my email but i need it on my server…
jamesf
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sorry for slow reply, comment line 87 of the index.php where the @unlink function is. That’s removing it from the server on successful upload.
Ok, after “playing” a little bit with the cord… everything working fine!! Now i need some help with mimetype of .eps, .psd, .zip … they not working…
jamesf
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You’ll need to add the mimetypes for those files to the “allowed_types” array in the $params at the top, google each one for the correct mimetype.
Quick question…
Can this script have the upload directory outside of the web root? Files I am uploading are not something I want in the web accessible area.
example would be /home/client/uploads
jamesf
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I’m not sure to be honest, depends on your server configuration. Usually scripts dont have access to anything outside the root.
Just purchased the script, seems to work well. Thanks!
In regards to multiple uploading:
Is there an easy way to post the file name (of a successful upload) to a $_session to display—similar to what is shown here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1326683/php-remember-file-field-contents?answertab=active#tab-top
Also if I use static file inputs…is there a easy way to breakdown validation per input?
for example—if there is an error on “file1” and “file4” I would like to wrap those elements in a separate css class.
Thank you!
jamesf
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Sorry for the slow reply, it should already display the uploaded files in the $uploaded_files variable?
If using static inputs you could query the original $_FILES array and see the error message there but for anything more it would require some custom changes to the script.
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