Date: Fri,  7 Jan 2011 17:32:57 +0000
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The **~UpLoad** [[Help:WikiPlugin|plugin]] displays an editbox and two buttons.
* The first button lets you choose the file to be uploaded at your local filesystem. The textvalue of this button is localised from your browser.
* The second "Upload" button actually uploads the given filename to the upload directory.
This directory is not browsable, any file there may be accessed by using the "Upload~:"
[[InterWikiMap]] prefix to the given filename. This way you can easily inline uploaded images.

== Usage ==

{{{
<<UpLoad arguments>>
}}}

== Arguments ==

{| class="bordered"
|-
! Argument
! Description
! Default value
|-
| **logfile**
| Local path. The format is currently HTML - a new {{{<tr>}}} row per entry - and not log file syntax.
| phpwiki-upload.log
|-
| **autolink**
| Add the uploaded filename to the list of uploaded files at the page.
| true
|-
| **page**
| The page where the uploaded files are publicly listed, if autolink is true.
| Current page
|-
| **size**
| Size of file input box.
| 50
|-
| **mode**
| 'actionpage' or 'edit'
| actionpage
|}

== Notes ==

# The user must be authenticated to be able to upload.
# The filename may not end with certain disallowed extensions, to prevent from abuse.
# MAX_FILE_SITE is configured by the config.ini option MAX_UPLOAD_SIZE, which defaults to 16MB. Your webserver and PHP may add another limit.
# Already existing uploaded files are NOT overwritten.

== Example ==

{{{
<<UpLoad>>
}}}

<<UpLoad>>

== See Also ==

* [[PhpWiki:InlineUploadedImages]]

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