<? // ASP-style tags are okay in PHP 3.0.4 and above; some HTML editors recognize these tags
// File Upload Script for PHP/3 for Windows
// Released under the terms of the public GNU license // Based upon code written by Rasmus Lerdorf // Modified for Windows by Michael Grier // E-mail: bigmike@bigmweb.com
// You need to write-enable a directory, named "upload", below the one you place this script in // On Windows NT, you can do this with a DOS program named CACLS // Directions for this can be found at "http://www.bigmweb.com/home/cacls.html"
if($action1){ // if files have been uploaded, process them
<? set_time_limit(60); // make reasonably sure the script does not time out on large files $path1 = dirname($PATH_TRANSLATED)."/upload/"; // assign our path in a form PHP for Windows understands
$source = $file1; $source_name = $file1_name;
if(($source <> "none")&&($source <> "")){ // see if the file exists; non-existing file has name of "none" if($error1 <> 1){ // no need to copy a file if directory not write-enabled $dest = $path1.$source_name; // append file name to our path if(copy($source,$dest)){ // copy the file from the temp directory to the upload directory, and test for success echo "$source has been uploaded<br>/n"; $imagesize = getimagesize($dest);
switch($imagesize[2]) { case 0: echo "<br> Image is a unknown <br>"; unlink($dest); exit; case 1: echo "<br> Image is a GIF <br>"; echo "$dest has a width of $imagesize[0]<br>"; echo "$dest has a height of $imagesize[1]<br>"; $newname = $path1; $newname .=time() . ".gif"; if(copy($dest,$newname)) { echo "<br> GIF Rename Successful from $dest to $newname"; } else { echo "<br> GIF Rename Unsuccessful"; } unlink ($dest); break; case 2: echo "<br> Image is a JPG <br>"; echo "$dest has a width of $imagesize[0]<br>"; echo "$dest has a height of $imagesize[1]<br>"; $newname = $path1; $newname .=time() . ".jpg"; if(copy($dest,$newname)) { echo "<br> JPG Rename Successful from $dest to $newname"; } else { echo "<br> JPG Rename Unsuccessful"; } unlink ($dest); break; case 3: echo "<br> Image is a PNG <br>"; echo "$dest has a width of $imagesize[0]<br>"; echo "$dest has a height of $imagesize[1]<br>"; $newname = $path1; $newname .=time() . ".png"; if(copy($dest,$newname)) { echo "<br> PNG Rename Successful from $dest to $newname"; } else { echo "<br> PNG Rename Unsuccessful"; } unlink ($dest); break; } } else { echo "Upload directory not write-enabled/n"; // you need to write-enable the upload directory $error1 = 1; // set flag } } unlink($source); // delete the file from the temp directory }
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000"> <p><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><font size="+1">File Upload</font><br><br> If your browser is upload-enabled, you will see "Browse" (Netscape, Internet Explorer) or ". . ." (Opera) buttons below. Use them to select file(s) to upload, then click the "Upload" button. After the files have been uploaded, you will see a results screen.<br> <form method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data" action="upload.php3"> <input type="hidden" name="MAX_FILE_SIZE" value="800000"> <input type="hidden" name="action1" value="1"> File 1: <input type="file" name="file1" size="30"><br> <br> <input type="submit" value="Upload"> </form> </font></p> </body> </html>