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To be honest, I am an idiot on how $_FILE actually works but it seems as though the code only sends the raw file to PHP and doesn't send it like normal files arrive when I use a standard HTML form.
There is a solution there that DOES work but it doesn't really fit the system that I have already built. I am not sure how to properly ask the question, but is there a way to get the files to respond how they would if I was to submit this form:
Side note: I realize I can just drag and drop into the above form without FileDrop but that doesn't give me auto-uploading, or the nice HTML customization, or any of the other nice tools that file drop has.
To be honest, I am an idiot on how $_FILE actually works but it seems as though the code only sends the raw file to PHP and doesn't send it like normal files arrive when I use a standard HTML form.
I have seen other questions about this like on http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25698444/filedrop-js-php-resulting-in-empty-files
There is a solution there that DOES work but it doesn't really fit the system that I have already built. I am not sure how to properly ask the question, but is there a way to get the files to respond how they would if I was to submit this form:
I am not asking you to implement the feature, per-se just wondering if I am doing something wrong.
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