The Upload Destination

CONFIGURATION

Getting Started

Presentation

Image Resize

Filter Config

Multiple File Selector

Path Information

Resumable Upload

Set Size Limits

Track Progress

The most important parameter for Thin Upload is the url. In fact this is the only setting you need to change in order to get started. As the name suggests, it should be a URL (Uniform Resource Locator) that points to a script on your server (for HTTP upload) or a directory in your FTP server for FTP Upload.

HTTP POST

The url is the upload destination. It should point to the script on your server that will accept the uploaded files.

Example

url=http://upload.thinfile.com/demo/upload.php
url=http://upload.thinfile.com/cgi-bin/upload.cgi

FTP

With FTP file upload the url should point to a directory on your FTP server. You can add a username and password to the url so that users are automatically logged in.

Example

url=ftp://thinfile.com/home/thinfile/incoming
url=ftp://user:pass@thinfile.com/pub/shared

HTTP PUT

With PUT method file upload the url gives the name of the server that will accept the file upload. The url should not contain any pathname components. It should just be the http:// prefix followed by the domain name or IP address of your website.

Example

url=http://upload.thinfile.com/
url=http://67.131.250.72