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Re: cURL and MultiPowUpload [message #175470 is a reply to message #175469] Fri, 30 September 2011 11:40 Go to previous message
Jerry Stuckle is currently offline  Jerry Stuckle
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On 9/30/2011 4:26 AM, Frank Halley wrote:
> Hello PHP Friends
>
> I am attempting to use libcurl in my PHP scripts (under linux) to
> communicate with a web server (basically to fake user input). I have
> everything working (logon, authentication cookies, etc) but am stuck
> because the site uses MultiPowUpload to upload local files.
> MultiPowUpload is a flash-based object for browsing and selecting
> multiple files to upload.
>
> I have downloaded a 30-day trial version of MultiPowUpload and installed
> on my local server (linux/Apache), but still can't figure out how to
> fool it (or even if it is possible).
>
> Does anyone have experience with using the cURL with PHP to fool the
> server site into thinking I selected a file (I only need to upload one
> file at a time) using their MultiPowUpload object? I am familiar with
> how to use cURL to upload a file where the site uses a "normal" file
> upload mechanism.

How does MultiPowUpload send the file list to the server? It uses
standard server-side scripts, so it's just going to be an HTTP request.
Have you examined the sample code?

Finally, did you try asking MultiPowUpload?

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