php - What script to write on receiving file? -


i have created script takes photo , transfers remote server follow tutorial here. seems working, unsure write on recieving end of script, ie: need put on php file on server.

ultimately, write image directory on server , save path database.

would know function(s) should for, this? cannot find in cordova manuals , pretty lost do.

should using phps get or request functions?

(i creating app ios in xcode)

my code is:

     smallimage.src = "data:image/jpeg;base64," + imageuri;                var fail, ft, options, params, win;               // callback when photo has been uploaded:               var success =  function(response) {                   alert("photo saved");               };               // callback if photo fails upload successfully.               var fail = function(error) {                   alert("an error has occurred: code = " + error.code);                   alert(filetransfererror.connection_err);               };               options = new fileuploadoptions();               // parameter name of file:               options.filekey = "my_image";               // name of file:               options.filename = imageuri.substr(imageuri.lastindexof('/') + 1);               // mime type:               options.mimetype = "text/plain";               params = {                   val1: "some value",                   val2: "some other value"               };               options.params = params;               ft = new filetransfer();               ft.upload(imageuri, 'http://mysite.com/appimages/recieve.php', success, fail, options); 

(nb: recieve.php blank)

you can use following code save uploaded file

<?php $target_path = "tmp/"; if ($_files["my_image"]["error"] > 0){ echo "error: " . $_files["my_image"]["error"] . "<br>"; } else{      if (file_exists($target_path . $_files["my_image"]["name"])){         echo $_files["my_image"]["name"] . " exists. ";     }     else{         move_uploaded_file($_files["my_image"]["tmp_name"], $target_path . $_files["my_image"]["name"]);         echo "stored in: " . $target_path . $_files["my_image"]["name"];     } } ?> 

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