trim filename from a string

I am receiving a string which has in it a full path of the file the
user entered in a previous form. I would like to trim just the file
name from this string.
So rather than having users/andy/images/image.jpg I insert only
image.jpg in to my database table.

I am receiving this as a string not as a multipart form submit the
file has already been placed on the server by this stage.

Thank you in advance for any help.

Cheers
Andy

Re: trim filename from a string

In our last episode,
<64a6e4c0-de94-4db5-ab67-01c955eb1442@q27g2000prf.googlegroups.com>,
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> I am receiving a string which has in it a full path of the file the
> user entered in a previous form. I would like to trim just the file
> name from this string.
> So rather than having users/andy/images/image.jpg I insert only
> image.jpg in to my database table.

see pathinfo() in the manual.

> I am receiving this as a string not as a multipart form submit the
> file has already been placed on the server by this stage.

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Re: trim filename from a string

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> I am receiving a string which has in it a full path of the file the
> user entered in a previous form. I would like to trim just the file
> name from this string.
> So rather than having users/andy/images/image.jpg I insert only
> image.jpg in to my database table
>




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Re: trim filename from a string

I currently have

$photo = basename( $_GET['myfile']['name']);

also tried $temp=basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']);

Changing the relevant elements.

The element that is coming in on the string is myfile and what is
being inserted into the database is photo.


On Apr 1, 12:40 pm, Krustov wrote:
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> > I am receiving a string which has in it a full path of the file the
> > user entered in a previous form. I would like to trim just the file
> > name from this string.
> > So rather than having users/andy/images/image.jpg I insert only
> > image.jpg in to my database table
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> --www.krustov.co.uk