[mickdanger]

I am trying to write a page to ftp files from my PC to my website. I am able to connect and log in using ftp_connect() and ftp_login(), but the ftp_put function won't work. What do I use as the values for the parameters?

$upload= ftp_put($conn_id,$destination_file,$source_file,FT P_ASCII);
if (!$upload)
{echo"sorry, didn't work.";}
else
{echo"OK!";}
ftp_close($conn_id);



?>

[LTheobald]

Whenever you get stuck on a PHP problem, check the PHP manual first. It's fantastic for things like this - PHP Manual: ftp_put(). There is also a full example for you to take a look at.

The parameters needed are in your example are:

$conn_id
This is the FTP connection you established using ftp_connect()

$destination_file
The file path of what you want to send. E.g. 'C:\test.txt'

$source_file
Where you want this file stored on your FTP server. E.g. '\public_html\test.txt'

FTP_ASCII
This is a constant defining the transfer mode. It must either be FTP_ASCII (used for text (ASCII) based files) or FTP_BINARY for binary files (executables, sound files etc.) Note: There was a space in the FTP_ASCII constant in your example - remove that or the function won't work.


For a full list of PHP's FTP functions, check here

One final tip: When posting PHP code into the forum, surround it by the [ code ][/ code ] brackets (remove spaces). It makes it look better:

<?php
function sayHello() {
    // Code is formatted nicely
    echo 'Hello world!';
}
?>