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We can find many articles related to file upload, view, download, etc. This article is written on this basic concept of uploading and managing files. File upload is a process of copying the file from your machine to the remote server. Other users of the system then share this file by viewing / downloading. What happens when I upload a file that already exists in the remote folder to which you are uploading? While discussing this problem, various other issues arises, such as:
- Should the program allow the user to restore this file or retain the existing file?
- If the file exists, then should I copy the file as a new version?
- How do I manage files if the user uploads files of same name and type more than once?
This article gives you a solution for all the above problems and also I hope this article will be useful for you to integrate in your projects.
This article is developed with the following versions of Apache, PHP and MySQL:
- Apache - 1.3.23
- MySQL - 3.23.48
- PHP - 4.1.1
Operating System: Windows Professional
To understand this article, you should have a fair knowledge of PHP. To run examples given in your machine, you need Apache, PHP, and MySQL software installed and configured.
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| Comments: | ||
| RE: upload & download files in PHP | gaurav | 05/27/07 09:32 |
| RE: Uploading Files | sunny | 12/13/05 19:15 |
| upload & download files in PHP | karthik | 06/21/05 03:03 |
| Uploading Files | Edel | 05/31/05 13:38 |
| upload & download files in PHP | sneha | 04/29/05 03:56 |
| uploading file and viewing | sundaravadivel | 01/20/05 23:39 |
| The scripts doesn't work | Ina | 12/08/04 00:36 |
| ummmmmmmmm whats this mummy?? | Sex Beplaced Ru | 12/07/04 09:37 |
| A little suggestion. | opryshok | 03/31/04 04:47 |
| think, this is the right way | Olli | 02/19/04 11:31 |
| Its Printable view is not displayed correctly | Said Bakr | 01/15/04 01:46 |
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