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Barrucadu

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I've started a file hosting site, and my brother suggested that it would be better with a progress bar showing how much has uploaded.

Any idea how I would do this?
 
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As the links suggest this cannot be done solely by php alone. There are some methods that have been devised using php but they are cumbersome and just do not 100% work properly (and usually need more than standard access to the server to install)
 
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+1 to http://www.raditha.com/php/progress.php

peter@flexiwebhost said:
As the links suggest this cannot be done solely by php alone. There are some methods that have been devised using php but they are cumbersome and just do not 100% work properly (and usually need more than standard access to the server to install)
PHP5 includes a 'hook' for this, I've not messed with it much though.


lighttpd now has some sort of file upload progress thingamajig. 'mod_uploadprogress'

http://trac.lighttpd.net/trac/wiki/Docs:ModUploadProgress
 
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SecondVersion said:
PHP5 includes a 'hook' for this, I've not messed with it much though.

Ahh yes it was added with 5.2 just had a look.
 
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I've used MegaUpload successfully before as well, but now that I'm moving all my projects to php 5.x, I think I'll switch to the upload hooks as well.

Also, for some clarification, the link posted earlier by powerspike (http://www.raditha.com/php/progress.php) is the actual homepage for the MegaUpload project mentioned by NeeJam.
 
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