Hi,
I have working scripts for upload progress bar, which supports APC and uploadprogress extensions. However, it is possible to obtain information about upload only when PHP is running as module for apache. I did not find solution for lighttpd (lighttpd 1.5 will support APC) or IIS (APC is unstable with combination of PHP+IIS). Therefore, the feature will be available to very limited group of people.
I think, it would be nice to provide the progress bar, when it is possible. Otherwise, it would display something like "Upload in progress, no further information available". What do you think about it?
Working copy of my scripts can be downloaded from http://dev.srnka.info/TEMP/file-upload.zip .
Best Regards,
Tomas Srnka
Tomas Srnka a écrit :
Hi,
I have working scripts for upload progress bar, which supports APC and uploadprogress extensions. However, it is possible to obtain information about upload only when PHP is running as module for apache. I did not find solution for lighttpd (lighttpd 1.5 will support APC) or IIS (APC is unstable with combination of PHP+IIS). Therefore, the feature will be available to very limited group of people.
I think, it would be nice to provide the progress bar, when it is possible. Otherwise, it would display something like "Upload in progress, no further information available". What do you think about it?
Working copy of my scripts can be downloaded from http://dev.srnka.info/TEMP/file-upload.zip .
Best Regards,
Tomas Srnka
Hello Tomas,
I'll try your scripts ASAP. To answer your questions, I think that it's OK to show this progress bar if the server meets the requirements. If not, I agree with your suggestion of displaying a message; also we could show a link to Documentation.html where we can explain what their server is missing (we already have some conditional requirements at the top of the file, for example the one about GD2).
Marc Delisle
Marc Delisle a écrit :
Tomas Srnka a écrit :
Hi,
I have working scripts for upload progress bar, which supports APC and uploadprogress extensions. However, it is possible to obtain information about upload only when PHP is running as module for apache. I did not find solution for lighttpd (lighttpd 1.5 will support APC) or IIS (APC is unstable with combination of PHP+IIS). Therefore, the feature will be available to very limited group of people.
I think, it would be nice to provide the progress bar, when it is possible. Otherwise, it would display something like "Upload in progress, no further information available". What do you think about it?
Working copy of my scripts can be downloaded from http://dev.srnka.info/TEMP/file-upload.zip .
Hello Tomas, I get this message (full paths removed):
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare getuploadstatus() (previously declared in .../file-upload/upload_apc.php:11) in .../file-upload/upload_uploadprogress.php on line 50
Marc
Marc Delisle a écrit :
Marc Delisle a écrit :
Tomas Srnka a écrit :
Hi,
I have working scripts for upload progress bar, which supports APC and uploadprogress extensions. However, it is possible to obtain information about upload only when PHP is running as module for apache. I did not find solution for lighttpd (lighttpd 1.5 will support APC) or IIS (APC is unstable with combination of PHP+IIS). Therefore, the feature will be available to very limited group of people.
I think, it would be nice to provide the progress bar, when it is possible. Otherwise, it would display something like "Upload in progress, no further information available". What do you think about it?
Working copy of my scripts can be downloaded from http://dev.srnka.info/TEMP/file-upload.zip .
Hello Tomas, I get this message (full paths removed):
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare getuploadstatus() (previously declared in .../file-upload/upload_apc.php:11) in .../file-upload/upload_uploadprogress.php on line 50
Marc
With the new version available, I tested and it works correctly (mod_php + apc). However with uploadprogress 1.0.0 I was not lucky: my upload status never reaches "finished: true" nor 100%. Does it work better for you?
Also it seems that to test correctly with apc, the uploadprogress extension must not be enabled; otherwise, it says "handler: apc" but percent stays at 0.
Marc
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