Yet another ... graphics upload problem

Yet another ... graphics upload problem

by Frank Zittle -
Number of replies: 3

I've attached a small Flash file describing the problem. It looks like I have GD installed but I still get no uploaded graphics????

Thanks in advance,

Frank

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Re: Yet another ... graphics upload problem

by Zbigniew Fiedorowicz -
There are two problems:

  1. You have to change your slasharguments setting in your Administration -> Configuration -> Variables to file.php?file=/pic.jpg

  2. You have blank lines at the end of your config.php (after the ?>). See the following post: http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=4409#32898
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Re: Yet another ... graphics upload problem

by Frank Zittle -
Thanks Zbigniew that was the solution to my problem. Are there any basic (really basic) resourses that you could recommend so that I maight begin the long process of understanding php and/or server type programming langauges?

Thanks again.

Regards,
Frank
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Re: Yet another ... graphics upload problem

by Dick Willis -

Just to butt in to your discussion about PHP - I am a newbie myself. I recently purchased the book "Creating Interactive Websites with PHP and Web Services" by Eric Rosebrock. It's a cookbook kind of setup that steps you through building your own website using PHP. You can check it out at www.phpfreaks.com

I have tried to learn PHP on my own in several other ways but this one really got some of the major points across - by making me do it. I copied the code out of the book which seems simplistic but there is enough to just get the code right that gives you insight into what's going on. Anyway, it worked for me. Hope this helps.

Dick

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