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Now it looks as if the upload would have been succesful.
But how can I upload a file?

I added Pipes:
$content="line1\r\nline2" ;
print "<br>|".$content."| ";

and the Result is:
|line1 line2|

is see.. this is step by step now :-)

the response is (after print $content)

'hello''hello''hello'
"hello"
\'hello\'\'hello\'\'hello\'
\"hello\"

(no error messages)

Then I am getting a datatype mismatch error:
Warning: odbc_exec() [function.odbc-exec]: SQL error: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Datentypen in Kriterienausdruck unverträglich., SQL...

I download it and save it to my desktop. when i try to open it i am getting "can't read file header" (a gif picture..)

well... with str_replace AND addslashes it looks as if the upload would work.

but it is not possilbe to download the set again...

I am getting an error when I dont use addslashes().

Warning: odbc_exec() [function.odbc-exec]: SQL error: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Syntaxfehler in Zeichenfolge in Abfrageausdruck...

yes, you are right!
I changed that to


$content = addslashes($content);
$content = str_replace("'", "''", $content);


Now it looks as if the upload would work, but am not...

nope... doesn't work.
when i try to upload a word document with 20kB i get this error:
Warning: odbc_exec() [function.odbc-exec]: SQL error: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Syntaxfehler...

Hi,

i want to write into a ACCESS DB over ODBC.
I am using that code:



i got that code from here -> http://www.php-mysql-tutorial.com/php-mysql-upload.php
it was originally a code for...

hhhmmm. strange.
I think i found the bug.
FireFox doesn't like it when I set the 'asyncron' state on 'false' to tell the script to wait for the reply of the serverrequest.

so instead of
...

Hi,

I am accessing the site with localhost as well.
Since I am not a JS-Crack: where do I find that JS console?!?

Thx,
PL

Hi guys,

i got a little problem. my ajax code doesn't work proper
with IE it works great, but with FF it doesn't at all.
for info: the php i call gives back text with the 'echo'-method. so no...