uploading multiple files path in the database

franknu · January 21st, 2007, 08:05 PM

ok i have this code that i been trying to get it to work for weeks, i want to upload multiple files and save the path in the database, PLEASE HELP

My error message is:

picture one uploadedPicture2 uploaded
Warning: Wrong parameter count for move_uploaded_file() in /home/townsfin/public_html/html_forms/insert_data.php on line 134

Code:


			
 
define ("$uploaddir", "/home/townsfin/public_html/business_images/");
 
 $uploadfile1 = $_FILES['Picture1']['name'];
if(isset ($_FILES['Picture1']))
{
 If (is_uploaded_file($_FILES['Picture1']['tmp_name'])&&
 is_uploaded_file($_FILES['Picture2']['tmp_name']));
{
  $fullpath1 = $uploaddir . $uploadfile1;
$today=date("m-d-y");
 $filename1=$_POST['name']. "1";
$result= move_uploaded_file($_FILES['Picture1']['tmp_name'],  $uploaddir .$filename1);
 if($result==1)
{
  echo"picture one uploaded";
}
$uploadfile2= $_FILES['Picture2']['name'];
$fullpath2=$uploaddir . $uploadfile2;
 $filename2= $_POST['name']. "2";
 $result = move_uploaded_file($_FILES['Picture2']['tmp_name'], $uploaddir .$filename2);
print_r($_FILES);
 
  if ($result==1)
  {
  echo"Picture2 uploaded";
}
  // this is the line where i have the problem
 
   if (move_uploaded_file($_FILES['Picture1']['tmp_name']. $uploaddir) &&
     ($_FILES['Picture2']['tmp_name']. $uploaddir))
 
{
  $sql="INSERT INTO `business_info`(`BusinessName`,`Slogan`,`Business_Address`,`Tel`,`Website`,`Email`,
 `Fax`,`type`,`make`,`Categories`,`Keyword`,`Picture1`,`Headline`,`Slogan2`,`Description1`,`Description2`,`Description3`,
 `Picture2`,`Picture3`,`User_Name`,`Password`)
Values('$BusinessName','$Slogan','$Business_Address','$Tel','$Website','$Email','$Fax','$type','$make','$Categories','$Keyword',
'$fullpath1','$Headline','$Slogan2','$Description1',
'$Description2','$Description3','$fullpath2','$fullpath1','$User_Name','$Password')";
  mysql_query($sql)or die(mysql_error());
}
}
}
?>

grahame · January 22nd, 2007, 01:04 AM

move_uploaded_file requires two parameters - a "from" and a "to". Neither is optional. You have called it with just one parameter in the line that's giving you the problem.

franknu · January 22nd, 2007, 12:35 PM

ok, i think that i am telling it that it is from ($_FILES['Picture1'][tmp_name]
and it is going to fullpath1

grahame · January 22nd, 2007, 08:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by franknu

ok, i think that i am telling it that it is from ($_FILES['Picture1'][tmp_name]
and it is going to fullpath1

Perhaps your meant to use "," where you wrote "." then? (You want a comma, you have a full stop). I'm not sure it'll do exactly what you intend, but it should clear the syntax error.

franknu · January 23rd, 2007, 11:37 AM

i thought about that too but when i added the coma it gaves me a syntax error it says unexpect"," and then when i remove it, it clears..

help please