On Thu, June 15, 2006 4:48 am, weetat wrote: > I was using PEAR:HTTP_Upload to upload file in php 4.3.2. > Is ok , however i need to display some sort of progress monitor to > the user because some file is very large and took some times to > upload. > I need to inform the users to uploading is in progress. > > I have search google ,and found megaupload , however the problem of > megaupload is the filename is rubbish, i need the filename of uploaded > file because the file is xml , need to convert data from xml to > database. > > Anybody have any ideas ? Or have any another php upload progress > monitor ? [soapbox] Can I respectfully suggest you just take php *OUT* of the equation? You're talking about something on the CLIENT that needs to indicate number of bytes SENT by the client out of total number of bytes the client needs to SEND. All the information involved is client-side. Trying to hook PHP, on the server, into this is just plain daft. Go bug the FireFox guys to give you callback hooks into the upload process, or submit a patch to them. Getting PHP involved in this equation makes zero sense -- You'd only be generating a TON of HTTP traffic for PHP to tell the browser what the browser already KNOWS. [/soapbox] PS Or you could just train your users to actually look at the progress meter in those browsers that already have one... :-) -- Like Music? http://l-i-e.com/artists.htm -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
