Well, I am not sure, but I think that if you make a form input type="file" and you enter a URL, it'll take it via your cache, or the webserver will go and get the file based on the URL. If you don't want to give the option to upload from harddrive, then simply use an input type="text" then use a php (or whatever) function like file() or fopen() to get the file contents, and write them to a new file in whatever directory you want them written to.
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Greg K posted this at 06:22 — 12th February 2005.
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I have never done it, but the following may have information you need:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/features.file-upload.php
-Greg
CptAwesome posted this at 05:29 — 13th February 2005.
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Well, I am not sure, but I think that if you make a form input type="file" and you enter a URL, it'll take it via your cache, or the webserver will go and get the file based on the URL. If you don't want to give the option to upload from harddrive, then simply use an input type="text" then use a php (or whatever) function like file() or fopen() to get the file contents, and write them to a new file in whatever directory you want them written to.
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