PHP image upload to SERVER

Hi, I had create a upload picture into the server.It is able
to work on the WAMP server and upload successfully. However, I
faced some error when I upload into the server.
Warning: copy(): open_basedir restriction in effect.
File(/images/uploaded/1221651842.jpg) is not within the allowed
path(s):
(/var/www/vhosts/sppa.org.sg/subdomains/istaff/httpdocs:/tmp) in
/var/www/vhosts/sppa.org.sg/subdomains/istaff/httpdocs/editImage.php
on line 138
Warning: copy(/images/uploaded/1221651842.jpg): failed to
open stream: Operation not permitted in
/var/www/vhosts/sppa.org.sg/subdomains/istaff/httpdocs/editImage.php
on line 138
Can anybody please help?
Thanks a million!

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jeffoirecoupe1234 wrote:
> Ok, i found a php image upload script that im using for
a cms image gallery on
> my site. But for it to work the way i need to i have to
have certain
> information submited into a mysql table at the same
time. I could just make it
> so the user types the name of the image in a second
form, but i would rather
> not have to as it seems a clumsy way to do things and
opens things up to typos
> etc.
>
> So, i can upload the image ok, and i can upload data to
the table, but i dont
> know what I have to do so that the name of the uploaded
file is automaticly
> inserted into the mysql table.
>
> The first bit of code below is the form I am using to
upload the file to the
> server. The second bit of code is what I am using to
tell the server what the
> file name is.
>
> How do I combine the 2 form into one? Please help. It is
driving me to dispair.
>
> Attach Code
>
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> <tr valign="baseline">
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