I have a difficult time believing that this code works, as it's clearly incomplete. What do you expect these lines to do, for example?

my @full_filename = ("", "", "");
my @upload_file = ($file1, $file2, $file3);
my $upload_file = param(@upload_file);
my $y=0;
foreach $upload_file(@upload_file)

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I have no idea what's in $file1 et al, nor why you assign them to @upload_file, nor why you call param() once, then immediately overwrite its value by using it as a loop control variable.

It would be much easier to help you if you posted an example which actually demonstrated the behavior you describe (something that we could run on our own systems, for example), or at least gave us better clues as to what you expect to happen in various places.

In reply to Re: Upload more than one file at a time by chromatic
in thread Upload more than one file at a time by gmacfadden

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