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• 1. Beginner PHP Tutorial - 90 - Uploading Files: Restricting File Extensions Part 1
• 2. MUSIC THEORY: Theory & Application of Extensions
• 3. Guitar Theory: Analyzing 11th & 13th Chord Extensions
• 4. PHP Tutorial in Filipino Part 33 File Upload File Extension Validation
• 5. Learn PHP - Introduction To Functions
• 6. Delivery Status - OpenCart Extension
• 7. PHP UK Conference 2012 - Masterizing PHP Data Structure 102, by Patrick Allaert
• 8. Accessory Products - OpenCart Extension
• 9. How to use Magento Delivery Date Extension - Cmsmart.net

Beginner PHP Tutorial - 90 - Uploading Files: Restricting File Extensions Part 1

User Comments

Arman Galoyan commented on 12 Aug 2012

Why go through the trouble of finding the literal extension of the file when you can just: $type=$_FILES['file']['type']; if ($type=='image/jpeg') { //upload code here } else { //error message here } like that

LazySmurf commented on 17 Aug 2011

@lordofthemonths instead of getting the . get the letter after the dot, see if its a j, if not, then continue, and if it is, then check the letter after the j, see if its p, and so on

zpxiaomi commented on 13 Aug 2012

Why my brower displays list of files just in plain text,but yours just like the windows explorer(with file size and description)?Anyone can help me?

CroceMalo1 commented on 30 May 2011

@lordofthemonths $var='image/jpeg'; $type = $_FILES['file']['type']; if ($type==$extn){}else{echo 'Only jpg files only';} this worked very well

odeke eliey commented on 14 Mar 2016

you have just what i have been looking for ....... thanx man my final year project is done

Mervin Lee commented on 17 May 2016

is the variable $extension a function itself or can this be any name we give it? thanks!

LetsSpotIt commented on 13 Feb 2012

@CroceMalo1 so we don't need to check the dot? only $type is enough?

juli20pokemaster commented on 18 Aug 2012

cant you just do if($type=="images/jpeg" || $type=="images/png"){ }

Georgi Georgiev commented on 02 Sep 2012

$array = explode('.', 'some.thing.jpg'); $extension = end($array);

Ankaboot commented on 17 Jan 2016

110 Tutorials to go, Love it! Thanks a million Mr Alex Garret

Donald Timpson commented on 02 Aug 2014

Sooooo many tutorials not in the right location.......

Elimod G commented on 29 Mar 2016

how do i restrict to only SWF video file format?

Julio Mario Moreno Rubio commented on 18 May 2011

what if i upload a file called "some.thing.jpg"

hassan baiga commented on 26 Jul 2012

This does not work on an online server though !

joaoris commented on 05 May 2011

Why is if($type=='image/jpeg'){} not enough?

Pablo Camara commented on 23 Feb 2012

Yup , There is no need to check the dot :D

木村 拓哉 commented on 27 Mar 2013

This series of tutorial are so important

john mart belamide commented on 29 May 2013

this is suppose to be 89!

Herp Derpingson commented on 02 Sep 2012

or "some.jpg.thing"

Petros Krns commented on 26 Jul 2013

thanks a lot! :)

Matt Jeter commented on 13 Jul 2013

yes it does

MUSIC THEORY: Theory & Application of Extensions

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TheSmithsAreDead commented on 16 Feb 2013

I understand that if you have a melodic phrase built off a particular scale, you can relatively easily build a harmonic foundation for that phrase by harmonizing that scale. Is there a way to reverse that process? In particular, is there a quick way to find a scale to use given a chord progression? I ask because I typically write rhythms and harmonies first and then fumble about trying to find a melody that fits in my songs. If this has already been answered, what video should I watch?

Uber Bernie commented on 22 Feb 2013

Thanks for the great videos Andrew, they're very informative! I had a question about 11th chords. I've heard it said several times that in building 11th chords, one should avoid using the 11th degree with major or dominant chords due to the dissonent half-step harmony it causes. I don't really understand this explanation, because maj7 chords have the same half-step harmony, just in a different part of the chord. Why are maj11 chords "taboo" where maj7 aren't? Thanks!

AsYLuM141 commented on 18 Feb 2013

honestly man, great vids the way you explain your examples is second to none, but PLEASE just make a video where your intro song is a heavy metal electric riff. Be the funniest and coolest thing ive ever seen, just A HUGE dive bomb intro into some sweet licks. You obviously have great form and dexterity in your left hand, just wanna see your tremelo picking form your right with some sweet distortion. Switch it up a bit

Spooky Zoo commented on 22 Feb 2013

Hey Great lesson. One question though...in ex #4 you describe the D7 as the secondary dominant to key centre, A Major.... I'm trying to understand the function you're describing for D7 as I thought secondary dominant meant the V chord of next chord, which would be E? I'm not calling you out on a mistake, I'm trying to grasp the info you gave so I can move onto next video. ;) thanks

imola23 commented on 18 Feb 2013

When you start building 13 chords it really gets interesting. Seven notes, on six strings and with only four fingers (and a thumb if you're lucky). Something's got to give. In the 13 chord you have two sets of discordant notes. The 3-11 and the b7-13. Try playing an A13 like this x45432. It leaves out the 1 and 5 but includes both discordant pairs.

Darren McGarry commented on 15 Feb 2013

Amazing! Once again, the epitome of free guitar teaching! One question though... you see how you mentioned the dissonance of the 11th or 4th in relation to the 3rd on the major scale? How come that doesn't apply for the tonic C and the Major 7th B, which are also a half-step away? Thank you once again!

creativeguitarstudio commented on 22 Feb 2013

Secondary Dominants have two categories of use /function. They can be either, "Functioning," (which will go to the next expected chord). Or, they can be, "Non-Functioning," (which can essentially go to any other chord, diatonic or non-diatonic). Hope this helps. - Andrew

imola23 commented on 18 Feb 2013

In my opinion, yes. You've probably noticed that an 11 chord has six notes and most of the time you can't build the chord including all of the notes (1, 3, 5, b7, 9 and 11). But you may want the discordant 3 and 11. To my ears that's what makes the chord interesting.

creativeguitarstudio commented on 17 Feb 2013

Yes, that was a mistake on my part. The proper chord there is actually an,"A (sus4) chord." My mind was just thinking about the key (or something along those lines) I guess. Good ear /eye! Thanks for pointing that out. - Andrew

imola23 commented on 16 Feb 2013

I may have missed an explanation earlier in the video but in example # 5 you are calling for an Am chord to follow the Fmaj13. But in that Am chord it looks and sounds like you are fingering a D note and have no C note.

Mike Shurtleff commented on 17 Feb 2013

Once again you've given up a very enlightening lesson. Thank you. Until today, the fact that the 7th must be included before the 9th or 11th can be stated rather than add 2nd or 4th was a complete mystery.

SomethinWild commented on 16 Feb 2013

Can I build a 11th chord by skipping the 3rd? Does that make any musical sense?

Sa Rose commented on 28 Apr 2013

Is that Take Five that you are playing in the beginning?

ggman946 commented on 17 Feb 2013

Wow.. great lesson. Very inspiring. Thanks for posting..

jon wil commented on 16 Feb 2013

Andrew, this was excellent; thank you for posting!!!

downhill240 commented on 16 Feb 2013

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing!

Ryan Ising commented on 16 Feb 2013

then why did you click on the video?

MTOR commented on 07 Apr 2013

you play so smooth and effortless

Celtic Saint commented on 15 Feb 2013

God I hate musical theory!!!

VintageNotes Smith commented on 16 Feb 2013

Well taught, Thanks.

luis miguel soltero commented on 06 Mar 2013

thanks a lot,

John Doe commented on 15 Feb 2013

Excellent.

Jelte van der Veer commented on 15 Feb 2013

Thanks

Evangelos Tzerefos commented on 16 Feb 2013

kudos

Guitar Theory: Analyzing 11th & 13th Chord Extensions

User Comments

Darren Malbut commented on 17 Aug 2015

God. I'm sick of seeing that dick with the Lamborghini every time I open a video.

The Realistic Nihilist commented on 23 Jan 2016

+Darren Malbut If you're on chrome or firefox, add an adblocker to either of them. That should cure your ills.

Robert Bell commented on 25 Jul 2015

I'm not sure what level he is teaching to. Too fast for me.

The Realistic Nihilist commented on 23 Jan 2016

+Robert Bell probably someone who already has a good grasp on 7th chords.

Stefan Iyapah commented on 09 Aug 2014

+creativeguitarstudio thanks for clarifying the maj7#11 chord but why do we often see #11 in dominant 11 chords too? Here you've said that we use the natural 11 in place of the 3 in a dominant. Shouldn't that also have a #11??

Bobby Davro commented on 08 Dec 2015

He didn't explain the #11 at all. Look up Lydian Chromatic Concept for a more in-depth explaination.

Michael Ruggles commented on 01 Sep 2014

The #11 would make the dominant an altered dominant chord (b5). Dominant 11th chords imply the natural 11. Both are used, but I would typically see an altered chord notated with the b5 rather than #11.

jclev99 commented on 19 May 2014

Way too fast and complicated. Thanks for confusing me and showing how knowledgeable you are

Lucas Thomas commented on 28 May 2014

Many of us found it useful and enlightening and were able to follow along with the video. If you're confused, you're obviously looking at material beyond your current capabilities! Don't blame the tutor. 

PHP Tutorial in Filipino Part 33 File Upload File Extension Validation

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Jepoy M commented on 15 Jan 2016

Hello po. Paano po ba i-validate ang pdf fake file uploading? Just like changing the extension name from .doc to .pdf. Paano po ba natin ma-prevent ang ganitong situation?

Karaoke and Tutorials commented on 11 Feb 2016

Search mo nalang sa google pdf mime type php.

Karaoke and Tutorials commented on 11 Feb 2016

Search mo nalang sa google pdf mime type php.

Karaoke and Tutorials commented on 11 Feb 2016

Search mo nalang sa google pdf mime type php.

Karaoke and Tutorials commented on 22 Jan 2016

+Jepoy M //stackoverflow.com/questions/312230/proper-mime-media-type-for-pdf-files

Learn PHP - Introduction To Functions

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sigmmai commented on 09 Oct 2012

Definitely a thumbs up for this! :)

Programmar commented on 09 Oct 2012

Thanks man :) really appreciated!

eosforfly s commented on 16 Oct 2015

Where is the function?

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