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Old 06-02-2009, 02:27 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Is there a special way to upload music files? Each time I upload an image or a text file it works, but if I upload music files it does not transfer the file to the directory on the server.

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Uploading an MP3 is the same as uploading an image, data is date, filetypes are just different text after the period. Are you sure the upload accepts mp3 files?
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Also see if you have any kind of limits on the upload file size...
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i did not set any kind of limits,after upload the upload shows file successfully uploaded,which is the confirmatory message that i wrote,but the problem is that for image files it transfers the image to the server folder but for music files it dosen't,i was wandering if it had any thing to do with php.ini settings
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i did not set any kind of limits,after upload the upload shows file successfully uploaded,which is the confirmatory message that i wrote,but the problem is that for image files it transfers the image to the server folder but for music files it dosen't,i was wandering if it had any thing to do with php.ini settings

your php.ini could have upload limit restrictions, I don't know what the default setting is. Try uploading a small MP3 file like 100k and see if that works. if it does, then you know it's your upload limitation.

also, since you haven't provided code, we don't know for sure if your confirmation is working as its suppose to...
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