Hi guys ,

I need to know how to code for multiple upload through OOP

Thanks In Advance

You are going to need to be more specific!

Do you now OOP? Do you know how to do an upload script?

If your answer is no to both those questions, I suggest, do the upload (there are many tutorials online), then try and convert it to OOP.

If you get stuck along the way, just hola!

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ps. Don't tell me "useless answer". I am willing to put as much work into helping you are you are willing to put into helping yourself. So far that looks like one or two sentences.

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Lol! I love how the first result on Google brings you straight back to this thread. Recursion, recursion!

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SEGFAULT! arghhhhhhh

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That made me laugh out loud. In a quiet office. hah.

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Glad to be of service! I have to admit I chuckled to myself when I posted it

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Call me too technical, but a segmentation fault (aka segfault) is the error given when a program tries to:
1. Access memory that the kernel restricts.
2. Access memory in an illegal way (read-only, ect).

This normally can only occur in low level languages. It is a pain in the butt when actually working on a kernel (because the kernel can't throw a segfault to itself, it crashes).

My point is that I don't see how a segfault fits into this.

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Segfaults can happen due to recursion

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You're right, I guess it could.

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Well a segfault is when your program tries to access an area of memory out of the area of memory assigned to it, the kernel throws a wobbler and throws a segmentation fault.

If you ran an infinite recursive program eventually you would probably run out of stack space, thus get a segfault. I've not tried it (for obvious reasons).

The classic cause of a segfaults is de-referencing a null pointer, amongst other things.

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Empty set (0.00 sec)