Andyf

I have used the print statment within the uploadMutiFiles sub routine. I have all of the posted fullpaths from @filehandles as well as all of the posted captions from @descriptions. I removed the umask(000) from the script and can make a few adjustments to the code to accomodate the two variables being used from settings.pl. All they are is directory paths to a temporary directory and the housing directory if the file passes the uploaded byte test.

I am sorry that the code is not the best you have seen, but we all get better over time. I could make the variables that I split global and that way they could be accessed by all subroutines. Is that what you were telling to do by using hashes? Any other comments would be useful. I will try to make some of those changes and let me know if you have further suggestions.

Thanks,

Shawn

In reply to Re: Re: Multiple File upload script by bionicle32
in thread Multiple File upload script by bionicle32

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