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Rob Hunter
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What do I need to do to set up a simple file upload on a plain HTML webpage? I saw the input type of file but what else is needed to incorporate this? Thanks in advance.
Rob
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Bear Bibeault
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You also need to set the enctype of the form to multipart/form-data.
Then, of course, you need server-side code to parse the multi-part form.
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Rob Hunter
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Alright I saw the encrypt afterwards but I was hoping that I didn't need a script to accept it. Do you know of any "free" modules for accepting multi-part form data in Perl or Java? I know it's not PerlRanch but I might as well ask it  . Thanks.
Rob
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Eric Pascarello
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This is always a good place to start!
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Bear Bibeault
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Originally posted by Rob Hunter:
Alright I saw the encrypt afterwards...
"enc" doesn't stand for encrypt, but rather encode.
Do you know of any "free" modules for accepting multi-part form data in Perl or Java?
If using Java, there's a handy FAQ entry in the JSP FAQ on just this topic.
[ December 20, 2007: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]
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