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Help modifying the uploadify.php to the Upload Folder
  • dcurrydcurry
    I need a little help please with modifying the uploadify.php file to point to the upload folder that I created on my server.

    I modified this line: $targetFolder = '/uploads'
    to look like this: $targetFolder = '/client_images'

    as client_images is the name of the folder I created on my server. The folder properties are 755 as recommended, but when I run the uploadify on the web page it appears to process and upload a file up to "complete" but nothing ever actaully makes it into the folder on the server.

    I there something else I need to do?

    Thanks
  • hazartunerhazartuner
    can you share the php code here?
  • neocorpsneocorps
    I had the same error.. sort of, the issue here is that $targetFolder should be after your public_html/ folder, or else it will not find it. Example:


    $targetFolder = '/test'; //$targetPath will be /home/user/public_html/test


    If you have other folders you will need to update $targetFolder example:


    $targetFolder = '/path/to/test'; //$targetPath will be /home/user/public_html/path/to/test


    I hope this explains it.
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