Hi,

I have the PHP file uploader installed to domain.com/upload

I have password protected this directory to prevent any unauthorised use of the script.

I would like to upload my files to domain.com/pdf - so the public can download them without having to login.

The obvious option was to change this line to;  

//Where'd the files go?
$uploader->SaveDirectory="/pdf";

With the forward slash in front, this doesnt work. The site is only hosted on a basic shared hosting plan, nothing complicated, the files are located within public_html/ - I alaso tried /public_html/pdf

I just get a Invalid save directory error....

Any advice would be great?

Thanks,

N 

Hi fozzydj,

If the folder pdf under your site root, please try the code below.

$uploader->SaveDirectory="pdf";

Regards,

Ken 

Hi Ken,

No, phpfileuploader is installed to;

domain.com/upload/

The upload directory is password protected to stop missuse of the script.

I need to upload to domain.com/pdf <- Which isnt password protected, so anyone can access the PDF's we are uploading/

Does that make sense?

Regards,

Neal 

Hi,

If the pdf folder under domain.com/pdf, that means it is under your site root, try the setting I sent, it should work.

Regards,

Ken 

Hi Kenneth,

Itdidntworki'mafraid,Iget ;

Invalid SaveDirectory ! not exists.

It looks for domain.com/upload/pdf - not domain.com/pdf

I need to the look back to the root directory, the script is installed in a sub directory called /upload

Regards,

fozzydj 

Hi fozzydj,

If the uploader page under the upload folder too, then try

$uploader->SaveDirectory="../pdf";

Regards,

Ken