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I am using uploadify and the file name retrieved from $_FILES[\"fileData\"][\"name\"] on server side is in utf8. It may contain chinese or japanese characters. After the following codes run,
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If I make the filename of each uploaded file PHPs microtime(), are the risks of a collision realistic? And is there a way to further randomize the filenames?
I\'ve just downloaded the new AjaxControlToolkit from codeplex to give the much anticipated AsyncFileUpload control a go, but unfortunately it has fallen at the first hurdle...
When using the admin generator to upload a video, my form is acting quite strangely. If the file is too large, i.e. it is larger than the PHP upload limit, the form displays the first error in the ed
Does anyone know of a workaround whereby if you are trying to flush the servlet output stream, apache commons fileupload throws the following exception?
I\'m solving problem of storing files in my web app. I\'ve already done some applications where files were stored in filesystem (simple upload of a file via PHP) and I wasn\'t sure how to solve the
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