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probably there is a kind of misunderstanding. Browser has no way to assign anything in php. It sends POST request to the web server, web server passes it to PHP Engine, and latter one parses POST request and puts values into the arrays.
As far as I see <form enctype="multipart/form-data" action="uploader1.php" method="post"> - is a correct form. You may want to add <input type="hidden" name="DBGSESSID" value="1" /> and it will trigger php debugger and you'll be able to see all the arrays you want to see. (Certainly, you have to isntall debugger and NuSphere PhpED IDE first). |
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