PHP stores uploaded files in a temporary directory with temporary file NAMES. You must move uploaded files to a permanent directory, if you want to keep them permanently.

PHP offers the move_uploaded_file() to help you moving uploaded files. The EXAMPLE script, processing_ uploaded_files.php, below shows a good example:

<?php
$file = '\pickzycenter\images\pickzycenter.logo';
print("<pre>\n");
move_uploaded_file($_FILES['pickzycenter_logo']['tmp_name'], $file);
print("File uploaded: ".$file."\n");
print("</pre>\n");
?>

NOTE that you need to change the permanent directory, "\pickzycenter\images\", used in this script to something else on your Web server. If your Web server is provided by a Web hosting company, you may need to ask them which DIRECTORIES you can use to store files.

If you copy both scripts, logo_upload.php and processing_uploaded_files.php, to your Web server, you can try them to upload an image file to your Web server.

PHP stores uploaded files in a temporary directory with temporary file names. You must move uploaded files to a permanent directory, if you want to keep them permanently.

PHP offers the move_uploaded_file() to help you moving uploaded files. The example script, processing_ uploaded_files.php, below shows a good example:

<?php
$file = '\pickzycenter\images\pickzycenter.logo';
print("<pre>\n");
move_uploaded_file($_FILES['pickzycenter_logo']['tmp_name'], $file);
print("File uploaded: ".$file."\n");
print("</pre>\n");
?>

Note that you need to change the permanent directory, "\pickzycenter\images\", used in this script to something else on your Web server. If your Web server is provided by a Web hosting company, you may need to ask them which directories you can use to store files.

If you copy both scripts, logo_upload.php and processing_uploaded_files.php, to your Web server, you can try them to upload an image file to your Web server.