enctype=multipart/form-data
Always when adding input type="file" in your form add this parameter to your form tag as a property.....
Always when adding input type="file" in your form add this parameter to your form tag as a property.....
now what does this mean
When submitting a form, you're trying to say
your browser to send via the HTTP protocol a message on the network
properly enveloped in a TCP/IP protocol message structure. When sending
data, you can use POST or GET modes to send data using HTTP protocol.
POST tells your browser to build an HTTP message and put all content in
the header of the message ( a very useful way of doing things, more safe
and also flexible). GET has some constraints about data representation
and length.
When sending a file, it is necessary to tell HTTP protocol that you
are sending a file having several characteristics and information inside
it. In this way it is possible to consistently send data to receiver
and let him open the file with the current format and so on...
This is a requirement from the HTTP protocol as shown
here:http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/interact/forms.html
You cannot send files using default send enctype parameters because your receiver might encounter problems reading it (consider that a file is a descriptor for some data for a specific operating system, if you see things this way, maybe you'll understand why it is so important to specify a different enctype for files).
This way of doing things also ensures that some security algorithms work on your messages. This information is also used by application-level routers in order to act as good firewalls for external data.
You cannot send files using default send enctype parameters because your receiver might encounter problems reading it (consider that a file is a descriptor for some data for a specific operating system, if you see things this way, maybe you'll understand why it is so important to specify a different enctype for files).
This way of doing things also ensures that some security algorithms work on your messages. This information is also used by application-level routers in order to act as good firewalls for external data.
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