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[kwone67]

It works!  Thanks for all your help.  Now that everything is working I wanted to pay you a small license fee for your script because I would like to change the following, if it's ok with you.


1. I wanted to put my logo at the top of the page with a welcome message.

2. remove the link above the "upload" button and the "Powered by Simplicity of upload"

I still want to keep the "Powered by Simplicity of upload" at the very bottom of the page but right now it says it in 2 places ( you can see what I am talking about http://www.lowcost-exhibits.com/upload/upload.php

Let me know what you think, I won't do anything unless your cool with it

Thanks

Kevin

[Saleh]

It's fine. You could put a logo and remove one of the powered by phrases but just make sure the remaining one has a link to my website. You can change it's place to anywhere you want.

[michel111]

I know there are lots of scripts out there for a PHP progress bar, most implementing CGI but I have not had any success with them. Does anyone know of a surefire way to implement a progress bar for PHP that works with a simple html form?

[darrell18ho]

Can you [please tell the way how we show the progress bar while the process is going to complete.I want the step by step description it will help me.Thanks in advance..

[Hawk]

If you read this whole thread, it tells you how.

Open functions.php and Find:

Code: [Select]

<tr>
      <td align="center">
      <span style="font-size: 7pt; font-family: tahoma, verdana;">'.$txt['powered'].': <a href="http://www.phpsimplicity.com" target="_blank">&copy; '.NAME.'</a></span><br />
        <input type="submit" value="  '.$txt['submit'].'  " name="SFUsubmit" '.$disabled.'/></td>
   </tr>
Replace with this:

Code: [Select]

<tr>
      <td align="center">
      <span style="font-size: 7pt; font-family: tahoma, verdana;">'.$txt['powered'].': <a href="http://www.phpsimplicity.com" target="_blank">&copy; '.NAME.'</a></span><br />
        <div id="progressBar" style="display: none;"><img src="../images/progressBar.gif" /><br />Please wait ...<br /></div>
        <input type="submit" value="  '.$txt['submit'].'  " name="SFUsubmit" onclick='javascript:document.getElementById("progressBar").style.display="block"' '.$disabled.'/></td>
   </tr>
Just change <img src="path to your image/image name" /> to reflect where your image is and the name of your image.

It's not really a progress bar, but you use an animated image to act as one, and it will only display while the file is being uploaded.

You can go to this link and see how it works.  http://paphalophagus.com/test/upload-page.htm

[Saleh]

Hawk, thank you but don't bother. It's a bot. They are invading my forum again. Maybe I should add more defensive measures against spam bots.

[Hawk]

I sort of thought so, but wasn't sure.
Thought I'd try to help out anyway, just in case. 

I saw that you tried to upload a jpg. I figured for this test page I'd limit allowed file types to just the packages, zip, rar, and 7z. 

I've got the real script running on 2 different sites of mine and so far it seems to be working fine, although one member couldn't add his forum username because there is a space in it. I got it fixed though. I forget to add the \ in front of the s. 

[Saleh]

Eh! Did I add my name when I upload that file?! can't remember
I am glad to hear that you are making use of the script

[Hawk]

No you didn't but your IP gave you away. 

BTW! It's working out great for me and the users. 

[AdamPickett5]

I want progress bar for PHP that works with a simple html form...is it possible? does anyone have any idea about it?

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