Preserved Topic: multiple file uploads w/PHP (Page 1 of 1)

Why is it when I do this:

$image_name = $_FILES['userfile']['name'][0];
$userf = $userfile[0];

it works fine, but when I try and do the same thing in a loop using a variable for the [0] part it doesn't work. I mean like this:

for($i = 0; $i <= sizeof($userfile); $i++)
{
$image_name = $_FILES['userfile']['name'][$i];
$userf = $userfile[$i];
}

I realize it doesn't like the "$i" part of the equation but I don't know why, or what to put in their to make it work.

Thanks very much



-Butcher-

dont know.
but the first thing i'd try is
count($userfile); instead of sizeof($userfile);

Thanks Grumble

It's not the looping part itself I'm having trouble with.

When I do this:


$image_name = $_FILES['userfile']['name'][0];
echo $image_name;


The image name I am expecting shows up on the screen.

When I do this:


$i = 0;
$image_name = $_FILES['userfile']['name'][$i];
echo $image_name;


Nothing shows up on the screen

To me they are the same thing.



-Butcher-

freaky deaky it looks good

try ["$i"]



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butcher: I had a slightly similar problem but my solution isn't really applicable. Try bitdamaged's way and if that doesn't work:

for($i = 0; $i <= sizeof($userfile); $i++)

{

$end_bit = "[$i]";

$image_name = $_FILES['userfile']['name']$end_bit;

ETC.

Emps

Thanks a lot guys

Bitdamaged's tip did the trick. I'm tempted to try Emperor's suggestion just so I can have a reason to use a variable with the name $end_bit in my code. I was kinda tickled by that for some reason. I must be tired.

I appreciate all the replys.

Thanks!

-Butcher-

butcher: It probably wouldn't have worked anyway - glad to see it was fixed and feel free to use that name somewhere else in another script

Emps

creepy.