ok so I'm having problems making this work. Any suggestions? Do I perhaps need to enter a password somewhere? ANy help would again be greatly helpful

ok so I have the script loaded onto my server as a .php file. That part works really well. It even seems to upload the imagebut when I check the desired directory I get nothing. is it possible that I'm not entering the file location properly?

eg.
yourfoldername = http://www.bobsnetplace.net/images

or should I just be putting images

eg.

yourfoldername = images

if I upload the images from my computer harddrive do I need to modify the script/

maybe add a line that looks like this

<input type="text" value="name" name="file_name" maxlength="100" size="100"><br>

to the form and then maybe a line like this

could these things maybe solve my problems?

Please help I'm still struggling with this

does it give you any errors? :)

You'll need to edit that path, it depends on how the server is set up, but if you use the username you use to login to FTP (replace the red part below) and the folder you wish to upload to (the blue part). Make sure the folder has permissions set to 777 :)

/home/username/public_html/yourfoldername/

no errors. once I click the upload button it just sort of reloads the page it's really anoying. it also says opening:......some page info here..... at the very bottom of the screen. I'll try what you just gave me I really want this to work

Thanks and sorry for being a pill

Hi Gavin: I had been looking for something like this for the past few days!

I am pretty new to hacking, but I am learning. I have a couple of questions about this:

1. The php script you wrote on page 1, I know how to upload it, but where do I upload it to? I put it in my forum directory.

2. A simple form with a browse button, OK, I think I can handle that too. I did this, but I have no idea how to incorporate it all so the browse or upload form will come up in a "new post".

When I regularly upload images, I have to use a password, is that figured into the script?

Thanks for the help.