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Does this function work serverside?
I have a system in which you can upload files to a webserver then on the server it gets all the files by doing requesturl on a php script.
It then has a for loop which gets all the files and is supposed to upload them.
It just returns: Script: Function uploadfile not found at line 15 in script of UploadSystem.
Any idea's?

Edit: I have done some research.
My question is now: Is it possible to upload a file from a URL to a GServer?

I have tried

PHP Code:


		
			
//#CLIENTSIDE
function onCreated(){
  Upload();
}
function Upload(){
  requestText("folder", "PERSONAL");
  uploadfile("http://www.wr3ckless.net/corinthia/uploads/shop_hatshop.nw");
}

aswell, with no luck.

You can either let the user upload a file with selectfileforupload() (local files) or in your case you call requesturlasgamefile() on server side.

To clarify what Stefan said: no, and even if it did exist serverside, that's not how it's used. You're going to need to either use requesturlasgamefile, as Stefan recommended, or load the file into a variable via cURL or requestHTTP and use saveString to some folder that is in folder config. Look at my graphics uploader in the code gallery for an example.

I think I'll go with requesturlasgamefile();
I'm not on my PC atm but I take it that it works something like this?

PHP Code:


		
			
  temp.file = requesturlasgamefile("http://blahblah/something/content.png");
  temp.file.savestring("uploads/"@temp.file, 0);

And is there any function in GS2 similar to PHP like move(); or move_uploaded_file?

The uploading from the webserver works, but for some strange reason when I write /find filename.nw it can't find it, and YES I have added level uploads/*.nw to the serveroptions.

Well now I'm having an issue saving the string to a file..
It worked before but now it has stopped working o.o
Here is the part that is problematic.

PHP Code:


		
			
function GetFiles(){
  this.ply = player.account;
  temp.req = requesturl("http://wr3ckless.net/corinthia/getfiles.php");
  thiso.catchevent(req, "onReceiveData", "onGot");
}
function onGot(req){
  temp.url = "http://www.wr3ckless.net/corinthia/";
  temp.dat = req.fulldata;
  for(temp.f = 0; temp.f < dat.size(); temp.f ++){
    temp.file = requesturlasgamefile(url@dat[f], dat[f], 0, false);
    temp.dat = temp.file.fulldata;
    temp.dat.savestring("levels/"@dat[f], 0);
    sleep(1);
  }
}

It isn't creating a file, yet before it was.
And yes the control NPC has rw rights.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gunderak (Post 1691356)

Well now I'm having an issue saving the string to a file..
It worked before but now it has stopped working o.o
Here is the part that is problematic.

PHP Code:


		
			
function GetFiles(){
  this.ply = player.account;
  temp.req = requesturl("http://wr3ckless.net/corinthia/getfiles.php");
  thiso.catchevent(req, "onReceiveData", "onGot");
}
function onGot(req){
  temp.url = "http://www.wr3ckless.net/corinthia/";
  temp.dat = req.fulldata;
  for(temp.f = 0; temp.f < dat.size(); temp.f ++){
    temp.file = requesturlasgamefile(url@dat[f], dat[f], 0, false);
    temp.dat = temp.file.fulldata;
    temp.dat.savestring("levels/"@dat[f], 0);
    sleep(1);
  }
}

It isn't creating a file, yet before it was.
And yes the control NPC has rw rights.

You'll need to at least tokenize req.fulldata in order to access it as an array. Here's an example:

PHP Code:


		
			
  temp.dat = req.fulldata.tokenize(",");

And even doing that won't guarantee that it'll work. It's just one thing I noticed. Also I don't know why you're using the same variable name inside of the for loop as the array that you're looping through.

Now the first file will save the strings but then the rest of the files the file.fulldata returns as null o_o

@unknown I have tried to debug it.
No need to neg rep me, a reply would of done the job ;)