Re: Writing a file from a Sub-Domain form to Upper Domain

[Stuart Dallas <stuart@xxxxxxxx>]

On 20 August 2014 18:30, Don Wieland <donw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>
> On Aug 20, 2014, at 10:24 AM, Stuart Dallas wrote:
>
> On 20 August 2014 18:13, Don Wieland <donw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> Morning folks,
>>
>> I have a form/processing page in which I am trying to allow users to
>> UPLOAD an image:
>>
>> http://admin.wrightcheck.com/admin/resources/php/upload_image.php
>>
>> and I want to use the "move_uploaded_file()" function to a folder in the
>> upper main domain:
>>
>> http://www.wrightcheck.com/media/images/thefilename.jpg
>>
>> So far all combination are not working. What is the best way to handle
>> paths with such a routine? Not sure if there is something in my .httpaccess
>> config that is not allowing this.
>>
>
> Are you literally trying to move the file to "
> http://www.wrightcheck.com/media/images/thefilename.jpg";? If so, that's
> your problem. You need to work on the local filesystem only.
>
> If you already are then the problem could be related to safe mode or an
> open_basedir setting, which would likely restrict you to working within the
> subdomain's root directory.
>
>
> Sorry - I just used the links to show the paths. I guess the
> absolute local  paths are:
>
> wrightcheck/admin/resources/php/upload_image.php (which admin is a
> sub-domain)
>
>
> and I want to use the "move_uploaded_file()" function to a folder in the
> upper main domain:
>
> wrightcheck/media/images/thefilename.jpg (which is the main domain)
>

Do you have error_reporting set to E_ALL and display_errors on? If not, do
both of those and you should get an error that tells you more about what's
happening.

Beyond that, please show your code.

-Stuart

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