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Subject: [MacPerl-WebCGI] File uploading. Apologies for marginal OT...
From: Team Artonomy <team@team-artonomy.com>
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Hello All,
I am a regular lurker of the MacPerl lists, and have picked up a lot of
useful stuff which I will hopefully put to use when I start building our new
site in the next few months. The only area I am still unsure of tackling is
file uploads. This is purely CGI, not MacPerl, so please excuse my off-topic
brain picking.
Basically, I want to write a series of scripts that will allow us to
administer the site using HTML Forms and CGI's (so updates can be done by
other people without having to touch any HTML). To do this, I want to be
able to use the <INPUT TYPE="file"> form element. Unfortunately, I have no
idea how my CGI scripts will receive the information, or how I can process
it. I know this is pretty obvious stuff, but any hand holding would be much
appreciated.
I want to use this form element to point to a JPEG file on the users drive,
then upload it to a directory on a Unix server.
TIA.
Richard
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Team Artonomy,
Drawing Business.
team@team-artonomy.com
http://www.team-artonomy.com
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Hello All,<BR>
<BR>
I am a regular lurker of the MacPerl lists, and have picked up a lot of use=
ful stuff which I will hopefully put to use when I start building our new si=
te in the next few months. The only area I am still unsure of tackling is fi=
le uploads. This is purely CGI, not MacPerl, so please excuse my off-topic b=
rain picking.<BR>
<BR>
Basically, I want to write a series of scripts that will allow us to admini=
ster the site using HTML Forms and CGI's (so updates can be done by other pe=
ople without having to touch any HTML). To do this, I want to be able to use=
the <INPUT TYPE=3D"file"> form element. Unfortunately, I have=
no idea how my CGI scripts will receive the information, or how I can proce=
ss it. I know this is pretty obvious stuff, but any hand holding would be mu=
ch appreciated.<BR>
<BR>
I want to use this form element to point to a JPEG file on the users drive,=
then upload it to a directory on a Unix server.<BR>
<BR>
TIA.<BR>
<BR>
Richard<BR>
<TT>-- <BR>
<BR>
<B><I>Team Artonomy,<BR>
Drawing Business.<BR>
</I></B><BR>
<I>team@team-artonomy.com<BR>
</I><BR>
<B><I>http://www.team-artonomy.com<BR>
<BR>
</I></B><I>Featured on Wow Web Designs,<BR>
http://www.wowwebdesigns.com<BR>
<BR>
<B>*************************************<BR>
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