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You should only use the attribute readonly, not disabled. Check thisCheck this

  • readonly: input can't be modified
  • disabled: input has no form function

And also check form input is isset, like below:

$avatar = null; if(isset($_POST['_ava'])) { $avatar = $_POST['_ava']; }

You should only use the attribute readonly, not disabled. Check this

  • readonly: input can't be modified
  • disabled: input has no form function

And also check form input is isset, like below:

$avatar = null; if(isset($_POST['_ava'])) { $avatar = $_POST['_ava']; }

You should only use the attribute readonly, not disabled. Check this

  • readonly: input can't be modified
  • disabled: input has no form function

And also check form input is isset, like below:

$avatar = null; if(isset($_POST['_ava'])) { $avatar = $_POST['_ava']; }
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You should only use the attribute readonly, not disabled. Check this

  • readonly: input can't be modified
  • disabled: input has no form function

And also check form input is isset, like below:

$avatar = null; if(isset($_POST['_ava'])) { $avatar = $_POST['_ava']; }