PHP Script File Upload

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Check your images folder; I uploaded a smiley png.

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Nope, the image was not saved, nor was the image filename written to my database.

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Okay, i tested this with my website and it worked for me, try this

$targetDir = __DIR__ . "/../images/";
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That didnt work.

!empty($_FILES[“imageupload”][“tmp_name”]) is resolveing to true, so the code to rename the file never runs.

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Provide me the full code, without it i can’t know for sure what’s the issue.

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I’ve done some debugging, and this is the error on the file uploaded.
UPLOAD_ERR_NO_TMP_DIR, value 6, means that no temporary directory is specified in the
php.ini.

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Below code works for me,

($_FILES["files"]["tmp_name"])

And I can’t be of any help unless you provide your full uploading code.

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this could be related to the tmp folder issues all wordpress hostings on IF are currently having.

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Can you share the thread on this please? Must be the same thing.
Something seems to be wrong with the php.ini config

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Hey, it’s not an error from your end; it’s a server issue. I checked with my website, and my images are not uploading either.

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You found it out by youself, there’s several more and messing with .htaccess doesn’t help.
Tried to set manually a tmp folder for myself and didnt help.

php_value upload_tmp_dir /home/vol00_0/infinityfree.com/if0_00000000/softhub.xyz/htdocs/tmp

and that didn’t help, guess we’ll have to wait for the admin to tweak that php.ini

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@ifastnet hello
Please Check php.ini file or hosting system because I also have this problem even though my script is correct and it was working.

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Hey there, Please keep in mind that users can’t edit or view the php.ini file due to security reasons. As I mentioned before, we are all going to have to wait until the admin fixes this issue.

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Try this code:

if(empty($_FILES["imageupload"])) {
    exit("File is empty.");
}
$targetDir = $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"]."/images/".basename($_FILES["imageupload"]["name"]);
if(move_uploaded_file($_FILES["imageupload"]["tmp_name"], $targetDir)) {
    echo "Successfully uploaded ".$_FILES["imageupload"]["name"].".";
} else {
    echo $_FILES["imageupload"]["error"]);
}
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Like I said before, it’s not an issue with the code; something is wrong with the php.ini.

And your code would be more clear and would prevent any errors if you used it like this.

$targetDir = $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] . "/images/";
$targetFile = $targetDir . basename($_FILES["imageupload"]["name"]);
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I don’t think anything is wrong with the php.ini file because it works just fine for me.

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No, there is something wrong with the PHP. My apologies for not addressing it correctly.

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