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How to debug inside the uploadify.php
  • jimgym1989jimgym1989
    Hi there, I'm trying to data that were passed on the uploadify.php, I put a print_r($_FILES) on uploadify.php and wanted to see the output of it but unfortunately I can't see it. How would I see it. I'm aware that uploadify uses flash to interact with the php, but don't have an idea how to see the print_r($_FILES). Please teach me. Thanks!
  • rboivinrboivin
    check out the documentation on onComplete and onError. You can echo/print_r what you need in the uploadify.php and then use alert(response); in the onComplete function. Good luck
  • jimgym1989jimgym1989
    Thanks for your help. It did work.
    My question again is how do I get the file type of the uploaded files. I'm uploading a gif,png and jpeg, but when I checked on the $_FILES['Filedata']['type'], it says application/octet-stream, it should be like image/jpeg, or image/png, or image/gif.

    How would I do that?
  • rboivinrboivin
    You can try using the last 3 characters of the $_FILES['Filedata']['name']



    $extension = substr($_FILES['Filedata']['name'], -3);



  • mygonabadmygonabad
    I have the same problem but i don't need extension , i need file type like image/jpg or image/png
    please help me
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