Hi Monks,

I am working on a bioinformatics application using cgi-PERL, where I ask for two file as input and analyze two files to give ouput.

I used this to get the file path
print "<input name=t type=file />";

and used POST to pass the value to another .pl file where the file whose path was given is analyzed and output was displayed.

When I was running the application on localhost, its working fine. But it doesnot run on server. Can you please tell me what changes I have to make in my cgi-perl code so that it can analyze a file whose path is goven on the server.

I guess i need to upload the file first on server. I can't get the funda involved, I searched everywhr but cudn get it.

In reply to Upload file (PDB format ) on server by flyPerl

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