Daniel J. Popowich
dpopowich at mtrsd.k12.ma.us
Thu Jun 3 12:03:44 EDT 2004
This is not really a mod_python question, but I figure a number of you have had to deal with this. On a windows client, let's say we have a file named: c:\foo\bar\baz which is what a user specifies in an HTML INPUT file widget. If the client is a mozilla browser the file name is returned as the basename of whatever was specified, so 'baz'. If the client is IE the file name is returned as the full path name specified, so r'c:\foo\bar\baz'. Leave it to M$ to complicate matters. This means I need to code my handler to expect either a basename or a full pathname. All I want is the basename. Complicating the matter is my handler is on a linux box, so my server-side python is compiled to handle unix paths, not windows paths (so I can't use functions like os.path.splitdrive). My solution, which I fear may be braindead, is to do this to all incoming filenames: filename = os.path.basename(filename.replace('\\', '/')) This appears to work, but I'm wondering if anyone else has a better solution. Thanks, Daniel
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