Re: file uploading - last modified date

From: Arjen <arjen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 01:02:33 +0200

Ed wrote:

Yes, that's the logical scenario I was thinking of ;-)  I have the
luxury knowing that javascript is always enabled, so perhaps I will be
able to find a javascript solution, as obviously it's a client side
issue.  Perhaps dynamically create hidden form fields containing last
mod date for each file selection.

Thanks for the confirmation.

Overwriting  on an intranet (allmost unlimited diskspace). Why not just backup the old files ?

Arjen
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