PHP Form

teammatt3 posted this at 19:59 — 22nd June 2006.

Joined: Sep 2003

I'm trying to upload a file via a form in PHP, along with other data. For some reason it won't upload the file. Can you see anything wrong here?

<?php
include(\"header.php\");
// Receiving variables
@$pfw_ip= $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
@$first_name = addslashes($_GET['first_name']);
@$address = addslashes($_GET['address']);
@$city = addslashes($_GET['city']);
@$state = addslashes($_GET['state']);
@$phone = addslashes($_GET['phone']);
@$email = addslashes($_GET['email']);
@$apply = addslashes($_GET['apply']);
@$resume_Name = $_FILES['resume']['name'];
@$resume_Size = $_FILES['resume']['size'];
@$resume_Temp = $_FILES['resume']['tmp_name'];
@$resume_Mime_Type = $_FILES['resume']['type'];

function RecursiveMkdir($path)
 {
   if (!file_exists($path)) 
   { 
      RecursiveMkdir(dirname($path));
      mkdir($path, 0777);
    }
  }


// Validation



$uploadFile = \"resume/\".$resume_Name ;
if (!is_dir(dirname($uploadFile)))
  {
    @RecursiveMkdir(dirname($uploadFile)); 
  }
else
  {
  @chmod(dirname($uploadFile), 0777);
  }
@move_uploaded_file( $resume_Temp , $uploadFile); 
chmod($uploadFile, 0644);
$resume_URL = \"http://pbing.com/farmers/resume/\".$resume_Name ;

//Sending Email to form owner
$pfw_header = \"From: $email\n\"
  . \"Reply-To: $email\n\";
$pfw_subject = \"This is a test\";
$pfw_email_to = \"[email protected]\";
$pfw_message = \"Visitor's IP: $pfw_ip\n\"
. \"first_name: $first_name\n\"
. \"address: $address\n\"
. \"city: $city\n\"
. \"state: $state\n\"
. \"phone: $phone\n\"
. \"email: $email\n\"
. \"apply: $apply\n\"
. \"resume: $resume_URL\n\";
@mail($pfw_email_to, $pfw_subject ,$pfw_message ,$pfw_header ) ;

 echo(\"<p align='center'><font face='Arial' size='3' color='#FF0000'>Thanks</font></p>\");
include(\"footer.php\");
?>

The error I get is Warning: chmod(): Operation not permitted in /home/pbing/public_html/farmers/apply2.php on line 50. I get the email with all the data but in the email it only shows "resume: http://pbing.com/farmers/resume/" when it should be like "...resume/file.ext"

Renegade posted this at 20:39 — 22nd June 2006.

He has: 3,022 posts

Joined: Oct 2002

If it's giving a chmod() error, it means that you're not allowed to use the chmod() function - some hosts don't allow it

Busy posted this at 22:13 — 22nd June 2006.

He has: 6,151 posts

Joined: May 2001

Also make sure the folder (resume) has been chmod'd so is writable

teammatt3 posted this at 22:48 — 22nd June 2006.

He has: 2,102 posts

Joined: Sep 2003

The folder was chmod 777, so I think my host doesn't allow it. Is there a way to attach the file without that chmod() thing? This is my first attempt at something like this so I need a little help Thanks!