I could easily be doing it wrong, because I know the process is different for local files than urls.
Here is a minimized function call of what I'm attempting to do:
$results = $results->upload('../Libraries/54 The Con.m4a', true, 'm4a',$_FILES);
Currently this call just fails with no error message. My best guess is that passing $_FILES is not the correct way to pass the track, but I can't think of any way to pass it otherwise.
I tried unrolling it to the request() function, and I thought from the variable name" $url" it may be assuming a url is being passed. PHP isn't my strongest language though.
I could easily be doing it wrong, because I know the process is different for local files than urls.
Here is a minimized function call of what I'm attempting to do:
$results = $results->upload('../Libraries/54 The Con.m4a', true, 'm4a',$_FILES);
Currently this call just fails with no error message. My best guess is that passing $_FILES is not the correct way to pass the track, but I can't think of any way to pass it otherwise.
I tried unrolling it to the request() function, and I thought from the variable name" $url" it may be assuming a url is being passed. PHP isn't my strongest language though.