Comments on: Creating a file manager with PHP http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/ PHPit has dozens of PHP articles, codesnippets and FAQ's. Sat, 17 May 2008 04:56:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: Levi http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/#comment-11259 Wed, 16 Aug 2006 02:22:45 +0000 http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/#comment-11259 I have problem in viewing encryted image file to view in IE6 SP1. just the images doesnt render properly while the other type (like pdf) doesnt have any error. is it IE setting? IE really sucks at all time. I have problem in viewing encryted image file to view in IE6 SP1. just the images doesnt render properly while the other type (like pdf) doesnt have any error.

is it IE setting? IE really sucks at all time.

]]> by: Moses http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/#comment-10179 Sat, 05 Aug 2006 21:24:40 +0000 http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/#comment-10179 This is a great tutorial. You can add some AJAX to show the Progress bar to the user. Keep it up.. This is a great tutorial. You can add some AJAX to show the Progress bar to the user. Keep it up..

]]> by: Tyler http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/#comment-4543 Thu, 22 Jun 2006 16:05:10 +0000 http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/#comment-4543 This is a great tutorial, however why does it not include the ability to access different folders in a directory? Do I need to change something in the code? Maybe I am just overlooking something. If someone could help me I would greatly apreciate it. This is a great tutorial, however why does it not include the ability to access different folders in a directory? Do I need to change something in the code? Maybe I am just overlooking something. If someone could help me I would greatly apreciate it.

]]> by: Piku’s PHP Blog » Creating a SECURE file manager with PHP http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/#comment-513 Thu, 26 Jan 2006 17:37:30 +0000 http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/#comment-513 [...] In a previous article I have posted a link to a PHPIt article: Creating a file manager with PHP. Now, PHPIt created the second tutorial in this series: Creating a SECURE file manager with PHP. It has all the information you need to secure your file manager made using the previous article. [...] […] In a previous article I have posted a link to a PHPIt article: Creating a file manager with PHP. Now, PHPIt created the second tutorial in this series: Creating a SECURE file manager with PHP. It has all the information you need to secure your file manager made using the previous article. […]

]]> by: PHPit - Totally PHP » Creating a SECURE file manager with PHP http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/#comment-508 Wed, 25 Jan 2006 19:19:23 +0000 http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/#comment-508 [...] var site="s20phpit" « Previous Creating a file manager with PHP [...] […] var site=”s20phpit” « Previous Creating a file manager with PHP […]

]]> by: Matthijs http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/#comment-492 Mon, 23 Jan 2006 21:26:22 +0000 http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/#comment-492 Interesting article Dennis. I don't agree with Evert, it's not a bad tutorial. But it's good you added the lines about security. The difficulty with tutorials like these is that you want to focus on one problem. Here, uploading/managing files. If you would add an explanation of every weak point of every script, each tutorial would be at least 20 pages. But nonetheless, a few warnings, even just a few lines is never bad. Looking forward to your next articles. Interesting article Dennis. I don’t agree with Evert, it’s not a bad tutorial. But it’s good you added the lines about security. The difficulty with tutorials like these is that you want to focus on one problem. Here, uploading/managing files. If you would add an explanation of every weak point of every script, each tutorial would be at least 20 pages. But nonetheless, a few warnings, even just a few lines is never bad. Looking forward to your next articles.

]]> by: Piku’s PHP Blog » PHPit articles http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/#comment-491 Mon, 23 Jan 2006 19:55:54 +0000 http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/#comment-491 [...] The second article is Creating a file manager with PHP. It treats the basics of uploading files and working with files in PHP (opening, editing, deleting files) [...] […] The second article is Creating a file manager with PHP. It treats the basics of uploading files and working with files in PHP (opening, editing, deleting files) […]

]]> by: Dennis Pallett http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/#comment-485 Mon, 23 Jan 2006 14:20:24 +0000 http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/#comment-485 Evert: you are absolutely right, and I've fixed the problem, though this problem only exists in the demo. Normally, you would place the upload directory above the web root anyway. As for the magic quotes problem; it's a very easy fix. Bocse: That would be pretty neat, and something to consider writing. Imagine what you could create with prototype.js, ajax, and more. Evert: you are absolutely right, and I’ve fixed the problem, though this problem only exists in the demo. Normally, you would place the upload directory above the web root anyway.

As for the magic quotes problem; it’s a very easy fix.

Bocse: That would be pretty neat, and something to consider writing. Imagine what you could create with prototype.js, ajax, and more.

]]> by: Bocse L Filip http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/#comment-484 Mon, 23 Jan 2006 12:47:46 +0000 http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/#comment-484 Now think about a file manager web 2.0. Using set of class like prototype.js ... now that would be something wouldn't it?. Now think about a file manager web 2.0. Using set of class like prototype.js … now that would be something wouldn’t it?.

]]> by: Evert http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/#comment-483 Mon, 23 Jan 2006 11:31:34 +0000 http://phpit.net/article/creating-file-manager-php/#comment-483 This is a really bad tutorial in a few ways: * All files are uploaded in a directory accessible by the webserver, I can enter /upload on the live example and run my own php scripts. * Magic quotes is probably enabled. So in the files ' will be converted to \' . This is not really usefull for most files This is a really bad tutorial in a few ways:

* All files are uploaded in a directory accessible by the webserver, I can enter /upload on the live example and run my own php scripts.
* Magic quotes is probably enabled. So in the files ‘ will be converted to \’ . This is not really usefull for most files

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