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Wanted: Service Coder wanted to fix img upload problem in php asap.

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Any coders out there want to try fixing the issue above? Its a site on cube cart, and in order process it gets you to upload IMG twice or doesn't go to next step! Pls pm if you can help! Site is nut-case.co.uk for anyone who want to test it...
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Matt
 
It worked fine for me mate, only uploaded image once and chose phone, then went to checkout. no problems.

I'm using Google chrome.
 
For the record I tried it a few times on Chrome and IE and it worked fine on both. I run Windows 7 on a 64-bit PC.
 
Thanks for the replies and the positive feedback! I've tried in Chrome, FF & Safari and each time I upload an image it just refreshes the img upload page and doesn't take me to next step. Bit more investigation needed I think!
@DaveLeeds - thanks for the order! :)
 
I noticed the uploader doesn't like filenames with spaces. If you choose one of those it will ask for the file again.

It wasn't that, was it?
 
I noticed the uploader doesn't like filenames with spaces. If you choose one of those it will ask for the file again.

It wasn't that, was it?

Yes that's the exact issue! Don't suppose you could take a quick look could you if it's a quick fix?!?
 
I'll have a look just now, bet generally spaces in filenames such as jpegs aren't good policy, different systems interpret them differently and usually insert a generic filler switch such as %, %20 or %*.

Would it be possible to put a small tooltip for users explaining no spaces? Perhaps with an example? The warning works fine if they do.

Alternatively use a urlencode along the lines of this:

$string = str_replace(' ', '%20', $string);
 
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I'll have a look just now, bet generally spaces in filenames such as jpegs aren't good policy, different systems interpret them differently and usually insert a generic filler switch such as %, %20 or %*.

Would it be possible to put a small tooltip for users explaining no spaces? Perhaps with an example? The warning works fine if they do.

Alternatively use a urlencode along the lines of this:

$string = str_replace(' ', '%20', $string);

+1 Well done
 
Just saw this. If it hasn't been fixed yet I can take a look for you send me a PM. :)
 
Just saw this. If it hasn't been fixed yet I can take a look for you send me a PM. :)

Hi Dave, someone's taking a look at it within an hour. Have to say i've been really impressed with the amount of help available on this forum! :)
 
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