Well, tired of FTP'n everything up to your site? Or even want to allow other members to upload files but you don't want to give them FTP access? Well lets create a file upload system that will take care of all your uploading woes. THis also employs some minimal security checks.

With this program you can upload file with a browser on your server, or other people. You can become an e-mail is someone upload files. You can protect the upload with a password. Overwrite protection You can choice the allowed extension, the max file size and some more. HTML infos at begin with CSS. You can choice how many files you want to upload. You can choice: wrong pw output or not. Overwrite file or add a random extension. You can crypt your password with MD5. View files with download the upload file.

Teach yourself how to write a file upload class that will not only upload, but validate file extensions, sizes, users, and much more. Make your life easier!

This article shows how to upload files in PHP. Uploading files in PHP is very easy. You don't have to use any components as you do in ASP. All the file handling is done by built-in PHP functions.

This script renames all the files (or some of the files) in a given directory (default is cureeent dir) with a random names, leaving the extensions as they were before.

This is a step-by-step tutorial that shows how to upload files to the server through an HTML form and PHP. It covers creating the client-side HTML, accessing the file from PHP, and processing the uploaded File in PHP.

You've already seen how PHP4's FTP functions can help you interact with files on a remote server. In this article, learn how to use PHP's other file and directory manipulation functions, and build an equivalent application that demonstrates the difference between the two approaches.

PHP4 comes with a bunch of new functions designed to allow FTP connections over the Web. This article explores the new FTP functions, together with an example of how they can be used to build a browser-based FTP client.

This concluding article in the series illustrates PHP's file functions, with examples of how to read and write files on the system. It also includes an explanation of user-defined functions, return values and function arguments, together with some not-so-real-life examples.

This is a useful little script for changing the title of multiple pages based on the folder name. This comes in handy if you have several pages with the same title within one folder.