Public uploader

[Dagolith]

fuck the word pyramid!

[systech]

fuck the word pyramid!

Don't diss the word pyramid you anigen

[Dagolith]

You, take, that, BACK!

[systech]

You, take, that, BACK!

Word filter

stupid canuck hosehead idiot

[Dagolith]

you think i didn't know that?

suck my cock yank.

[mishkamash]

dear god this is funny

[rtil]

update. tried to program sort by date and it was taking me ages, so i changed it to this:

http://www.thebackalleys.com/ok/public/ is a file index, you can sort by date, size and name with the server's built-in but less pretty looking tools. you go to
http://www.thebackalleys.com/ok/public/!_upload_a_file/ to upload. after it uploads it gives you a direct link to the file you just uploaded. it'll have to do for now. at least it's better than the old one. for now i have to figure out how to make a working uploader with sortable arrays, or just download one that works well.

[ZekeySpaceyLizard]

what is wrong with imageshack

Yahoo ads slowing it down, fucking it up, making it crash.

edit: shit works fine for me. no time outs. provides a link. boop.
I assume the list of files where the folder that leads to uploader is, is most recent files first. Not alphabetical. Cause I notice the thing I uploaded shoved the folder down.

[rtil]

it will link you to the most recently uploaded, yes. but the default view for that folder is simply alphabetical

[psi43]

allow .doc files so I can use it for school.

[shittyfurryass]

update. tried to program sort by date and it was taking me ages, so i changed it to this:

http://www.thebackalleys.com/ok/public/ is a file index, you can sort by date, size and name with the server's built-in but less pretty looking tools. you go to
http://www.thebackalleys.com/ok/public/!_upload_a_file/ to upload. after it uploads it gives you a direct link to the file you just uploaded. it'll have to do for now. at least it's better than the old one. for now i have to figure out how to make a working uploader with sortable arrays, or just download one that works well.

i just started working on a file uploader yesterday from scratch that integrates with the site I am working on, and I can probably assist you if you want

the appearance is a little rough around the edges since i just started working on it

http://furfag.com/y/72933590/ooooog.PNG

[rtil]

where i ran into problems was figuring out how to sort a multidimensional array, if that's even the best way to go about it. i solved the sorting problem by using a numerical value for date(), like date(ymd). in that format rsort() would always sort the dates of the uploaded files in the right order. so then i tried doing something like using a multidimensional array with a row for each file, with a parameter for the file name, file size, display date and hidden numerical date for sorting.
it was there i realized i have no idea how to sort an array like that based on one of the columns in a row. i looked for about 2 hours then gave up. i don't even think i had the for loop inputting data in the table properly. it's like once you add another column to an array things get ten thousand times more confusing.

[shittyfurryass]

have you thought about using mysql, rather than depending on the file's data alone?  It is probably more simple to keep it with php only, and depend on the files, but when I tried this with mysql it seems that it opens more options due to you could add fields on how you want to list the file information(example, sort by address that uploaded, or exclude files that people set as private, built in logging, keywords, etc). Not only that, but mysql results come in an array that seems simple to organize, let me paste a part of the source code on what i am working on as an example.  keep in mind that this is source is mixed with things that aren't relevant to what i am talking about

Code Select Expand

mysql_select_db("beta_FF",$con);
if((filter_var($_GET["sort"], FILTER_VALIDATE_INT)) && ($_GET["sort"] > 0) && ($_GET["sort"] < 6))
    {
    if ($_GET["sort"] == 1)
        {
        $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM filedump ORDER BY uploadID");
        }
    if ($_GET["sort"] == 2)
        {
        $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM filedump ORDER BY filename");
        }
    if ($_GET["sort"] == 3)
        {
        $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM filedump ORDER BY filename DESC");
        }
    if ($_GET["sort"] == 4)
        {
        $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM filedump ORDER BY type");
        }
    if ($_GET["sort"] == 5)
        {
        $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM filedump ORDER BY type DESC");
        }
    }
else
    {
    $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM filedump ORDER BY uploadID DESC");
    }
$S_print=$S_print . "<table width=\"100%\">";

while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
$showthumb = str_replace(" ","%20",$row['thumbnail']);
$S_print=$S_print . "<tr><td class=\"showthumbnail\" style=\"background-image:url($showthumb);\"><a href=\"" . $row['Name'] . "/" . $row['filename'] . "\"><img src=\"files/blues/thumbsmall.png\" /></a></td><td width=\"65%\"><span>". $row['filename'] . "</span></td><td><span>" . $row['type'] . "</span></td><td><span>" . $row['date'] . "</span></td></tr>";
}
$S_print=$S_print . "</table>";
$S_thead="<span>Sort: <a href=\"?page=dump\">[Date DESC]</a><a href=\"?page=dump&sort=1\">[Date ASC]</a><a href=\"?page=dump&sort=2\">[Name ASC]</a><a href=\"?page=dump&sort=3\">[Name DESC]</a><a href=\"?page=dump&sort=4\">[Type ASC]</a><a href=\"?page=dump&sort=5\">[Type DESC]</a>";

[adamant]

boop.

amazing  

[rtil]

have you thought about using mysql, rather than depending on the file's data alone?  It is probably more simple to keep it with php only, and depend on the files, but when I tried this with mysql it seems that it opens more options due to you could add fields on how you want to list the file information(example, sort by address that uploaded, or exclude files that people set as private, built in logging, keywords, etc). Not only that, but mysql results come in an array that seems simple to organize, let me paste a part of the source code on what i am working on as an example.  keep in mind that this is source is mixed with things that aren't relevant to what i am talking about

Code Select Expand

mysql_select_db("beta_FF",$con);
if((filter_var($_GET["sort"], FILTER_VALIDATE_INT)) && ($_GET["sort"] > 0) && ($_GET["sort"] < 6))
    {
    if ($_GET["sort"] == 1)
        {
        $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM filedump ORDER BY uploadID");
        }
    if ($_GET["sort"] == 2)
        {
        $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM filedump ORDER BY filename");
        }
    if ($_GET["sort"] == 3)
        {
        $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM filedump ORDER BY filename DESC");
        }
    if ($_GET["sort"] == 4)
        {
        $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM filedump ORDER BY type");
        }
    if ($_GET["sort"] == 5)
        {
        $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM filedump ORDER BY type DESC");
        }
    }
else
    {
    $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM filedump ORDER BY uploadID DESC");
    }
$S_print=$S_print . "<table width=\"100%\">";

while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
$showthumb = str_replace(" ","%20",$row['thumbnail']);
$S_print=$S_print . "<tr><td class=\"showthumbnail\" style=\"background-image:url($showthumb);\"><a href=\"" . $row['Name'] . "/" . $row['filename'] . "\"><img src=\"files/blues/thumbsmall.png\" /></a></td><td width=\"65%\"><span>". $row['filename'] . "</span></td><td><span>" . $row['type'] . "</span></td><td><span>" . $row['date'] . "</span></td></tr>";
}
$S_print=$S_print . "</table>";
$S_thead="<span>Sort: <a href=\"?page=dump\">[Date DESC]</a><a href=\"?page=dump&sort=1\">[Date ASC]</a><a href=\"?page=dump&sort=2\">[Name ASC]</a><a href=\"?page=dump&sort=3\">[Name DESC]</a><a href=\"?page=dump&sort=4\">[Type ASC]</a><a href=\"?page=dump&sort=5\">[Type DESC]</a>";

i hardly know anything about mysql, much less how to code in it. the syntax looks like stuff i could pick up quickly since it looks so similar, but at the moment i'm a little burned out on the idea. what i have now is rudimentary but it works. if i ever wanted to make something fancy i might pick it up again at a later date

[KingDavid]

boop.

amazing  

!!

[MRat]

There, I tried it out with that. It works awesome for me. I'll probably use it every now and then.

[SHADOWFOX2]

Haha, that's exactly why I hate programming...

[rtil]

just an update people, i've fixed up the uploader a bit. now, the file listing is on the same page in alphabetical order, with some stats underneath. i'm working on adding the date uploaded and making it sortable by date as well. http://thebackalleys.com/ok/public

[psi43]

Total files: 520
Average file size: 422.6KB
Total directory size: 219.8MB

lmfao, I like how about 85% of the files were uploaded by me.