Hi,
I know how to upload a file using a script and thats fine.
BUT, i want to pass along 3 hidden text variables too.

I just cant find an example clear enough or complete enough to follow.
Can somebody please be a genius and tell me how the hell you right it so it just does a simple thing like the following...

Carry in the FILE and the 3 HIDDEN VARIABLES.
Work out what the 3 HIDDEN VARIABLE VALUES are
UPLOAD the FILE dependant on the 3 variables

Basically, I need the 3 variables passed through as they decide where the FILE is going to be uploaded to.
I need to know them before the FILE gets uploaded.

Please please please will someone be good enough to show me how to do this in one simple bit of script.
I think ALOT of people would appreciate it also as all I seem to find are other people asking the same question with no answers.

Hope theres a brainy person out there!!
Thanks =)
Adam
adam_s@lineone.net

In reply to File Upload - AND hidden values by Anonymous Monk

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