Description:
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If I create an input type=files in the html form
Then in the target php script use the $_FILES array to get the info
All works well - uploads work fine.

But . . . if the file name contains a single quote mark, the name from $_FILES is not correct. The resulting $_FILES['file']['name'] gives the name from the next character after the single quote to the end (like a reverse truncation). Only the single quote casues this (that I have found). The upload still works, but with a wierd file name result.

Went back and tested with 4.3.4 and it works correctly.

Reproduce code:
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html upload page (test.htm):

<form action="test.php" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">
File: <input type=file name="file" size=30><br>
<input type=submit name="submit" value="Upload File"></form>

php processing page (test.php):

<?php
print_r($_FILES);
?>

Then try and use any file name with a single quote in it.


Expected result:
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$_FILES['file']['name'] should have the file name - such as abcd'efg.txt

Actual result:
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$_FILES['file']['name'] will have the cut-off name - such as efg.txt