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Take My Picture - Wabcam Snapshot - 2 Mode Webcam / Browse Image upload
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Posted on 2010 Oct 29 |
Hello,
it works fine so far, but: How can I take any action after upload?
Upload works.
After file ist uploaded I want to change the page; close flash upload page and do something else with the uploaded file.
None of my Javascript or PHP code in uploader_save.php takes an action or any effect (including no error messages ;-)
Second question: How can I translate this nice little tool into German?
Thanks for help.
it works fine so far, but: How can I take any action after upload?
Upload works.
After file ist uploaded I want to change the page; close flash upload page and do something else with the uploaded file.
None of my Javascript or PHP code in uploader_save.php takes an action or any effect (including no error messages ;-)
Second question: How can I translate this nice little tool into German?
Thanks for help.
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Posted on 2010 Dec 11 |
bgaby88:
Could you give me some guidelines?
Cheers
I copied the webcam.swf and the 2 .php files into the same folder and set up my HTML file, which is a php file. It loads up well, but when I click save picture, nothing happens. I am using the Joomla Framework, I did some checking and:
First in the webcam_save.php there is a $GLOBALS variable. I have my register_globals off, does that pose an issue? What are other alternatives?
I also put some testing code (some echo and some javascript alert) before the $GLOBALS execution, but nothing happens either.
The upload_save.php does work.
Could you give me some guidelines?
Cheers
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Posted on 2010 Dec 14 |
that php file is executing in the background so if you put echos you
won't see them... if the php files are in the right place (the folder
where the HTML(php) file WHICH LOADS THE SWF is it must work...
another issue could be ...if the php files (my php files) don't have execution permission (chmod 644 or 777 depends on your hosting provider...)
another issue could be ...if the php files (my php files) don't have execution permission (chmod 644 or 777 depends on your hosting provider...)
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Posted on 2011 Jan 10 |
bgaby88,
I have continued trying, changed all the permissions and everything.
Best
The Upload works fine, but not the Webcam. If the uploader works, I am assuming permissions are set fine, but somehow I think there is something going on when transfering the data from the webcam to an actual image.
Im using XAMPP on a Win7 machine for testing.
Best
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Posted on 2011 Jan 10 |
and just as a test I put the following lines on top of webcam_save and on uploader_save:
$folder="webcam_pics";
mkdir("$folder/", 0777, true);
chmod("$folder/", 0777);
when executed, on "uploader_save", It does create a folder called "webcam_pics" in the same folder where the file is.
for "webcam_save" nothing happens and on my browser it shows on the status bar: "Waiting for localhost..."
Any ideas?
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Posted on 2011 Jan 10 |
I just tested it once again and its working all fine so I think you
modified something in the php so its not working now.. please send me a
mail to bgaby88[at]yahoo.com with the content of the php file let me see
what you did there...
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Posted on 2011 Jan 10 |
I just sent it, it doesn't work with the original webcam_save.php file.
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Posted on 2011 Jan 10 |
I am very interested in purchasing this from you. Do you happen to know the compatibility with Facebook?
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Posted on 2011 Jan 10 |
depends on what you want to use it for (lets say if you want to do something like put thi son your FB page and allow people to make photos of themselfs is ok.. but if will need to have a hosting because you can upload the php files to FB so you will have to access them remotely)
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2 Mode Webcam / Browse Image upload:
1.Upload Images directly with a webcam snapshot with good quality
2. upload Images from your computer with the help of the browser
- very useful for registrations on flash based webpages
Uses php to save pictures on your server
All code is well commented , named layers, easy to modify