DevShed: Defining a Custom Function for File Uploaders with PHP ...

Courtesy PHPDeveloper.org  Wed, 04/09/2008 - 09:48

On DevShed today, there's a new article in their series looking at creating custom functions to handle file uploads in your application:

I'm going to show you how to wrap the file uploading application built in the previous article of the series into a single custom PHP function.

This will turn it into a more maintainable and reusable piece of code.

They review the source built in previous parts of the series...

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