in reply to questions regarding jQuery::File::Upload

For one, jQuery::File::Upload should probably be using $ENV{REQUEST_URI} not $ENV{SCRIPT_URI}. You could try making that change and see if it fixes the problem, especially since that is the kind of thing that will depend on the environment where it is being used and so the module author might not be able to reproduce your problem.

- tye        

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Re^2: questions regarding jQuery::File::Upload (REQUEST_URI)
by lightoverhead (Pilgrim) on Apr 04, 2014 at 17:50 UTC

    thank you tye

    but you may notice that I mentioned the server-side php script works well.

    so, it seems not the problems of environment setting.

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      You might want to re-read what I wrote more carefully as I wasn't blaming your environment. I was suggesting a small change to make in the code of that module.

      - tye        

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        oh, I see; I'll give it a try. Thanks Tye.

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        it seems not the script either.

        As I can have the JSON.parse error

        I think this means that there is some parsing problems after I change php code to perl code

        And actually I found the files have already been uploaded with temp names

        Now, I am really confused how to solve this problem.

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