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Does anyone produce a camcorder with a "PAUSE" feature/button? Instead of using the START & STOP buttons which create multiple individual files, a PAUSE feature would allow the operator to film an entire event as one file instead of hundreds. With what we are doing and how we operate, we do not have time to use editing software post-filming to combine the files ourselves. We need to be able to take the memory card as is, copy it to a USB device via our MacBook and then duplicate that USB device as many times as we may need to do so.
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I have files that users upload. 1.jpg 2.jpg 3.jpg etc. what if the best way of finding out what _.jpg are in a folder as users may delete an image.
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what are text files acctually used for?
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I know that HTML5 provides Drag and Drop and is a powerful tool for it. However I just used it successfully for dragging and dropping HTML elements, HTML codes and Files. What other thing can I do with this feature? For example can I drag an address from the address bar and drop it on a text box? or can I do it reversely?
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Greetings everyone, and thank you to the mods for allowing my account so rapidly! For a week or so now I've been trying to find information on how file uploads are stored in PhP. I'm creating an html photo upload form. I've figured everything out, except for how to handle the files. When you have: <form action="store.php" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data"> <input type="file" name="images" multiple="multiple"></form> I know that for a single file $_FILES["images"]["tmp_name"] is where the file would be temporarily stored on the server. However, only one image is being stored here, not the two or three that I'm selecting using the upload form. Any assistance or tips would be greatly appreciated!
