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Good day, I'm working with Xammp creating a API that loads files and I have this code:

$nomarchivo = $_FILES['file']['name'];
$tipoarchivo = $_FILES['file']['type'];
$tamano = $_FILES['file']['size'];
$uploadsdir = "*/files/";

if (($tipoarchivo === "application/pdf") && ($tamano < 1000000)) {
    move_uploaded_file($_FILES['file']['tmp_name'], $uploadsdir.$nomarchivo);
} else {
    echo "Solo se permiten archivos pdf y temaño menor a 125kb";
}

but gives these errors:

Warning: move_uploaded_file (* / files / Test.pdf): failed to open stream:   No error in C: \ xampp \ htdocs \ tests \ api \ uploadfile.php on line 12

Warning: move_uploaded_file (): Unable to move   'C: \ xampp \ tmp \ phpD852.tmp' to '* / files / Test.pdf' in   C: \ xampp \ htdocs \ tests \ api \ uploadfile.php on line 12

Try with% full% co to avoid the error but it does not work. What else can it be?

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asked by Angel Rodriguez 01.04.2017 в 06:52

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The $uploadsdir does not seem right to the "result" of the path */files/ ; use relative or specific route.

It also verifies that the user under which the web server runs has permissions to the destination folder (the necessary permissions).

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The problem is in this line:

$uploadsdir = "*/files/";

It should go as follows:

$uploadsdir = "./files/";

or

$uploadsdir= "files/";

answered by 01.04.2017 в 08:35

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I do it with the copy function, I do not know if it serves you well $ upload_folder = '../ Invoices';

        $nombre_archivo = $_FILES['archivo']['name'];

        $tipo_archivo = $_FILES['archivo']['type'];

        $tamano_archivo = $_FILES['archivo']['size'];

        $tmp_archivo = $_FILES['archivo']['tmp_name'];

        $archivador = $upload_folder . '/' . $nombre_archivo;

        copy($tmp_archivo, $archivador);