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beginning_php thread: Default value for form type = file
Message #1 by "Wayne Frisch" <wfrisch@b...> on Sun, 17 Feb 2002 22:59:39
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We all have seen the form input field which allows you to browse for a file
and upload it.
Question?
Does anyone know how I could insert a variable in their to be the default
value. It seems there is no way to do this that I can find.
Also I have asked this question before in this forum with no response
Question
How in PHP could I reformat a unix type path returned to me from a X
control (which I cannot change) to windows path
example
c:\\folder\\file is returned
I want c:\folder\file I know you can use " and ' quotes in strings
however this is returned again as I mentioned before to me from a X
control which I didn't write
Message #2 by "Nikolai Devereaux" <yomama@u...> on Mon, 18 Feb 2002 11:53:48 -0800
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i'd assume that stripslashes would work for you:
http://www.php.net/stripslashes
as far as pre-setting the form input field, i read an HTML reference that
says setting the "Value" field should work... I don't know if this is
correct and not implemented in IE or what, but how would this really work?
You'd need to specify a filename for the CLIENT to browse for? how so?
You'd have to use a file:// url since there's no guarantee what OS your
clients are browsing your site with.
take care,
nik
-----Original Message-----
From: Wayne Frisch [mailto:wfrisch@b...]
Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2002 11:00 PM
To: beginning php
Subject: [beginning_php] Default value for form type = file
We all have seen the form input field which allows you to browse for a file
and upload it.
Question?
Does anyone know how I could insert a variable in their to be the default
value. It seems there is no way to do this that I can find.
Also I have asked this question before in this forum with no response
Question
How in PHP could I reformat a unix type path returned to me from a X
control (which I cannot change) to windows path
example
c:\\folder\\file is returned
I want c:\folder\file I know you can use " and ' quotes in strings
however this is returned again as I mentioned before to me from a X
control which I didn't write
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