ThinkPHP做的,部署在IIS上,上传图片报“上传目录不可写”
public function upload() { //导入图片上传类 import("ORG.Net.UploadFile"); //实例化上传类 $upload = new UploadFile(); $upload->maxSize = 3145728; //设置文件上传类型 $upload->allowExts = array('jpg','gif','png','jpeg'); //设置文件上传位置 $upload->savePath = __ROOT__.'/Public/Uploads/Images/'; //设置文件上传名(按照时间) $upload->saveRule = "time"; if (!$upload->upload()){ $this->error($upload->getErrorMsg()); }else{ //上传成功,获取上传信息 $info = $upload->getUploadFileInfo(); } $savename = $info[0]['savename']; $url = $savename; //保存表单数据,包括上传的图片 $model = M("pkxs"); if (false === $model->create ()) { $this->error ( $model->getError () ); } // 更新数据 $list=$model->save (); if (false !== $list) { //成功提示 $this->assign ( 'jumpUrl', Cookie::get ( '_currentUrl_' ) ); $this->success ('编辑成功!'); } else { //错误提示 $this->error ('编辑失败!'); } }
代码中的目录是存在的,我在IIS中也将整个“Uploads”文件夹及子文件夹都赋了“写入”权限,为什么还是提示“上传目录/WEB/WPM/Public/Uploads/Images/不可写”呢?
回复讨论(解决方案)
你的上传目录是在网站中吗?
如果是,需要在 iis 管理其中勾选“写入”
从根起到你的上传目录,路径名中不能有中文
windows 的默认字符集是 gbk,而 TP 是 utf-8 的
对于非 iis 管理的文件夹仅有写入权限是不够的,还需在高级选项卡中勾选 允许存档
你的上传目录是在网站中吗?
如果是,需要在 iis 管理其中勾选“写入”
从根起到你的上传目录,路径名中不能有中文
windows 的默认字符集是 gbk,而 TP 是 utf-8 的
对于非 iis 管理的文件夹仅有写入权限是不够的,还需在高级选项卡中勾选 允许存档
请问版主,我要将我的整个项目目录勾选“写入”?还是只是将上传目录勾选“写入”呢?
关于中文路径是没有的。
iis 的配置都是针对整个网站的
我找到原因了,不是IIS配置的问题,是上传目录文件夹的Users的写入权限没给。
还是要多谢版主!结贴给分!

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