<form action="iframeinc.php" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data" id="uploadform" target="iframe" name="uploadform">
 File:
  <input name="pic" type="file" id="pic" style="margin-right:50px;" />
  <br />
<input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Upload" ><br />
<iframe name="iframe" src="iframeinc.php" width="200" height="500" style="display:none;"> </iframe>
</form>

You can see on #1 the action of the form is iframeinc.php. The code for this page is given below. There are some other things you should remember. Like the target for the form is set iframe, whose display is set none so that it is not seen. And this iframe is the of the iframe created on #6, whose source is the iframeinc.php. Now here’s its code.

<?php
if($_POST){

	// $newname is the new path/name of the file on the server.
	$copied = copy($_FILES['pic']['tmp_name'], "$newname");

}
?>

Remember to set $newname value before running this. At first run you may see this as a regular post script, but try to reload with f5 or reload button of your browser, you will not be asked to retry or resend the post header. So, there are own ways of catching your nose.
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