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[eow] / static / dojo-release-1.1.1 / dojox / widget / FileInput / ReceiveFile.php

diff --git a/static/dojo-release-1.1.1/dojox/widget/FileInput/ReceiveFile.php b/static/dojo-release-1.1.1/dojox/widget/FileInput/ReceiveFile.php
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-<?php
-
-// THIS IS AN EXAMPLE
-// you will obviously need to do more server side work than I am doing here to check and move your upload.
-// API is up for discussion, jump on http://dojotoolkit.org/forums
-
-// JSON.php is available in dojo svn checkout
-require("../../../dojo/tests/resources/JSON.php");
-$json = new Services_JSON();
-
-// fake delay
-sleep(3);
-$name = empty($_REQUEST['name'])? "default" : $_REQUEST['name'];
-if(is_array($_FILES)){
-       $ar = array(
-               // lets just pass lots of stuff back and see what we find.
-               // the _FILES aren't coming through in IE6 (maybe 7)
-               'status' => "success",
-               'name' => $name,
-               'request' => $_REQUEST,
-               'postvars' => $_POST,
-               'details' => $_FILES,
-               // and some static subarray just to see
-               'foo' => array('foo'=>"bar")
-       );
-
-}else{
-       $ar = array(
-               'status' => "failed",
-               'details' => ""
-       );
-}
-
-// yeah, seems you have to wrap iframeIO stuff in textareas?
-$foo = $json->encode($ar);
-?>
-<textarea><?php print $foo; ?></textarea>