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passing url variables and mkdir
Posted 19 Oct 2006 05:51:51
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19 Oct 2006 05:51:51 bryan gray posted:
ok i have a multi part problem. first off I have a insert record page where a user inserts user name, pass ,and a bunch of other info. that info is inserted into table A. then it takes them to the redirect page. Here is where all the questions start. What I want to do is have a url id passed so i can have access to all the data from table A. On page 2 I have another insert record behavior where i am inserting info about photos into table b. I want table b to be passed the id from the previous page so i can keep track of what photos go with what record. I have a hidden field that would insert this if i could get the url id passed. I am allowing users to upload photos and write descriptions about the photos on the second page. I also want a new folder created in the photo upload dir that is named from the data in table a. ie username and id. so what i was thinking was to pass the url id. then use a recordset to insert the information dynamically. i was using the mkdir command here is my code<?php
mkdir("/home/immersiv/public_html/holland/admin/$row_Recordset1['id']", 0777);
?>
here is the error i get when i try this
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ENCAPSED_AND_WHITESPACE, expecting T_STRING or T_VARIABLE or T_NUM_STRING in /home/immersiv/public_html/holland/admin/edit.php on line 209
if i take out the variable and insert a regular name it works fine. ie
mkdir("/home/immersiv/public_html/holland/admin/newtestdir", 0777);
i am using sephiroth php upload dreamweaver extension to allow users to upload photos. So i want to dynamically assign the folder upload path to the same one that was just created with mkdir. ie
define("DESTINATION_FOLDER", "/home/immersiv/public_html/$row_Recordset1['id']/" am i going to have the same problem that i am having with the mkdir function?
If i am going about this totally wrong then please let me know. Do I just need to declare a variable above the mkdir script?
thanks
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Replied 19 Oct 2006 19:41:31
19 Oct 2006 19:41:31 Roddy Dairion replied:
this this out instead
<?php
mkdir("/home/immersiv/public_html/holland/admin/".$row_Recordset1['id'], 0777);
?>
<?php
mkdir("/home/immersiv/public_html/holland/admin/".$row_Recordset1['id'], 0777);
?>
Replied 19 Oct 2006 23:42:05
19 Oct 2006 23:42:05 bryan gray replied:
thanks that works great. How do I pass the url variable. Plus when the folder is created it wont let me delete it. I have tried umask and setting it up thru ftp. It does the same thing. chnmod to 755 and wont give me permission. Thanks