Hi

for ajax file upload : keep in mind that you can get your file by reading STDIN ( without calling CGI , don't include it ). Send the other informations as HTTP headers.

    my $fn = (exists $ENV{'HTTP_X_FILENAME'} ? $ENV{'HTTP_X_FILENAME'}
+ : "" );
    my $rep = (exists $ENV{'HTTP_X_REP'} ? $ENV{'HTTP_X_REP'} : "" );

    print "Content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8\r\n\r\n" ;


    my $repTmp = "/tmp/" ;

    my $fichier = "$repTmp/$fn" ;

    my $len = 0 ;
    if( open ( UPLOADFILE, ">$fichier" ) )
    {
        binmode UPLOADFILE;
        while( <STDIN> )
        {
            print UPLOADFILE $_ ;
            $len += length($_);
        }
        close UPLOADFILE ;
    }

# an internal function to verify the file and to move it
    fais_copy($repTmp , $fn,$rep,1,0);

    print "ok $rep$fn de $len octets\n" ;

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For multiple files, an AJAX post makes several calls to the same cgi. Then it is ok.

I made this tiny script to handle the filedrag.js by Craig Buckler (@craigbuckler) of OptimalWorks.net instead using php

Igael

In reply to Re: Upload file- Ajax+Perl by Anonymous Monk
in thread Upload file- Ajax+Perl by Anonymous Monk

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