RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond% (REQUEST_FILENAME)!-D
RewriteCond% (REQUEST_FILENAME)!-F
RewriteCond% (QUERY_STRING) ^ $
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ / index.php? D = $ 1 & BAD_HOSTING =% (HTTP: Authorization) [L]

RewriteCond% (REQUEST_FILENAME)!-D
RewriteCond% (REQUEST_FILENAME)!-F
RewriteCond% (QUERY_STRING) ^(.+)$
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ / index.php?% 1 & d = $ 1 & BAD_HOSTING =% (HTTP: Authorization) [L]

RewriteCond% (QUERY_STRING) ^(.*)$
RewriteRule /(.+). php / $ 1.php?% 1 & BAD_HOSTING =% (HTTP: Authorization)

SecFilterScanPOST Off

SecFilterScanPOST Off

But I still have this error when clicking a directory:

HTTP 404 – File not found
Internet Information Server

Any suggestions, please?

Very grateful for the code, I only have a problem …

I can browse directories, I click on one and tells me that IE “is not the page”.

Could give me some advice, please?

Thanks

may I suggest an addition update for uploading large files?

if there a way to split the temp files into 2 or 4 or 8mb each then merge them into a one large file
so we can upload the large files without the limits of those server dictator administrators

thanks alot

Default: /t/?download=test.jpg
POC: /t/test.jpg

Will return root image storage dir. Example it is /data/

Warning: opendir(/var/www/t/data/test.jpg) [function.opendir]: failed to open dir: Not a directory in /var/www/t/index.php on line 371

With this information you could point to /t/data/test.jpg allowing someone to hotlink and more.

Here, the progress bar sticks to echoing 0.

Look index.php between lines 143 and 148: I’ve checked with Firebug and the Ajax response is almost always 0. With relatively big files (over 1 Mb with a slow DSL connection), you can sometimes display $total (the size of the info_file) but never $current (the size of $data_file). All these files are being correctly created, but somewhat file_exists() do not find them.

I’ve tried adding clearstatcache() in line 118 with no avail.

Could be the problem related to the way the host server manages files?

Best regards,
Juan

I need help with one thing. I have made div#filelisting hidden, so customers when uploading files cannot see list of files. Now, I would like to make a notifications for successful upload, because when upload is finished there is no any message. Can you help me with this?

Oh yes one more thing. Sometimes files just do not upload, there is no any error message. This happens in one of ten uploads.

// coefficient
$coef=sprintf(‘%3.1f’,$found[5]?$found[5]:’1′);

Undefined offset: 5 in …..\lang\index.php

it will works if change to 1 or 3 only.
but i dont know what’s the effect later.