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Upload System

  • 24-10-2003 5:23pm
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    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,114 ✭✭✭


    Hi,

    I looking for a script to put on a webpage that can upload a folder and its contents to the remote server. Is there any out there that can do this? 'cause I can only find ones that do single files. all I want to do is select the folder and have all its contents uploaded.

    I want this only for my private use so security is not a major issue. I want it for a way to get access from my college file from home and vice versa I don;t want to use removable media so remote storage sounds good.

    But I've found upload scripts but they only work with single files. The problem with that is a have a directory structure I's like to keep eg College Work -> Class Name -> Lecture etc so don't want to go into each one and say "oh this need to go here" etc I want to at the end of the day say upload College work and forget about it.

    Can this be done? Or is there any other way considering FTP Not a real player and email a bit messy deleting old mails and sending back and forth.


Comments

  • Moderators, Politics Moderators Posts: 41,229 Mod ✭✭✭✭Seth Brundle


    what language?
    look at the likes of hotscripts.com
    You could create a bit of code which would create a folder on your web server and then use your existing uploader code to upload it


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