I could
But on massive file uploads the various gateways between clients and server are timing out.
I've no evidence that PUT would help me solve this problem, but it's an avenue I thought worth pursuing, as the whole point of the PUT method is to send large quantities of data to a server. I am hoping that the gateways will respect this fact (although I'm not holding my breath).
If anyone has any alternate suggestions (other than "Stop using MS gateway servers", which is unfortunately impossible given our clients), I'd be happy to hear them.
Cheers
Chris
John Nichel wrote:
Chris Dowell wrote:
Guys
According to the docs, you need to use either php://stdin or php://input to read from files uploaded via PUT, however I'm unable to get even that far.
My HTML form is as shown:
<form action="index.php" method="put" enctype="multipart/form-data"> <input type="file" name="putfile" /><input type="submit" /> </form>
However both firefox & IE use GET instead of PUT. Has anyone used PUT for anything, and if so, how did you get this most basic of steps to work?
FYI, googling for "html forms method=PUT -xforms" gets me nothing.
Can you just use 'POST' as your form method?
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