i'm writing an admin script for my website. And i need to upload files from my pc to a server via browser, some monks said that using the cgi module it would work, well i did and it didn't.
my code:
for ($loop=1; $loop <= $form{'files'}; $loop++){
if ($form{"img$loop"}){
$file =$q->upload($form{"img$loop"});#key line
if ($form{"img$loop"} =~ /(.*)\/(.*)/) { $form1{"img$loop"}=$2;}
if ($form{"img$loop"} =~ /(.*)\\(.*)/) { $form1{"img$loop"}=$2;}
open(FILE, ">$form{'filename'}/$form1{\"img$loop\"}");
#binmode FILE;
while ($bytesread=read($file,$buffer,1024)) {
print FILE $buffer;
}
close(FILE);
}
}

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i've chaged the key line to a lot of things like:
$file =$q->param($form{"img$loop"});
$file =$q->param("img$loop");
and the same as here but with the upload()
please don't tell me to use the super search thing, 'cause i have this is my last resource, so please give me some help here, thanks
Jose, The Mexican Bastard

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