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Hi everyone, I have spent a lot of time trying to integrate the ImageUploader 7 with CakePHP 1.3 and I think I am so close, but just can't seem to get it. I currently have got as far as displaying it in the view, and it calls the upload function and puts all the files into the one folder. However, I need a bit more flexibility than that, so I am using the UploadHandler code as follows: Code:$handler = new UploadHandler();
$handler->setFileUploadedCallback('saveUploadedFile');
$handler->setAllFilesUploadedCallback('saveAllUploadedFiles');
$handler->processRequest();
I have 2 functions in the controller class to correspond with saveUploadedFile and saveAllUploadedFiles. Problem is, they don't seem to run at all. I have tried updating it to 'GalleryAlbumsController::saveUploadedFile' etc and that still doesn't work. How can I set a function in the GalleryAlbumsController class to be the callback function? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Patrick Edited by moderator Sunday, April 10, 2011 8:19:58 PM(UTC)
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Best regards, Dmitry Obukhov
Technical Support. Aurigma, Inc.
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Hi Dmitry, I have read that, but because it is within CakePHP, the function which sets the $handler->setFileUploadedCallback("saveUploadedFile"); $handler->setAllFilesUploadedCallback("saveAllUploadedFiles"); is inside a class. So my issue is what I need to actually put in the brackets to call the function? for example, Code:class GalleryAlbumsController extends AppController {
function upload() {
$handler = new UploadHandler();
$handler->setFileUploadedCallback("saveUploadedFile");
$handler->setAllFilesUploadedCallback("saveAllUploadedFiles");
$handler->processRequest();
}
function saveUploadedFile($uploadedFile){
...
}
function saveAllUploadedFiles($uploadedFiles) {
...
}
}
That's pretty much what I have, but nothing I put in those functions runs. I'm sure it's just a scope thing probably but I have tried so many options and nothing seems to work... Any help would be great.. :)
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Hi Patrick! In case you didn't read yet, there are some good information about callbacks on php.net web site. The example of how to use object methods as a callback is there. In short, instead of passing string with function name, you need to pass the array of two elements: the object instance and the method name. Code:class GalleryAlbumsController extends AppController {
function upload() {
$handler = new UploadHandler();
$handler->setFileUploadedCallback(array($this, "saveUploadedFile"));
$handler->setAllFilesUploadedCallback(array($this, "saveAllUploadedFiles"));
$handler->processRequest();
}
public function saveUploadedFile($uploadedFile){
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}
public function saveAllUploadedFiles($uploadedFiles) {
...
}
}
Hope it will help. Please try it and reply if it works for you. Thanks. |
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ahhhh that looks like what I need... ok I will try that and post back if that works... :) andreym you are a legend :D thank you soooooo much :D so nice to be able to do things the right way within CakePHP. has been a very long and difficult learning curve to get this all integrated with cake, but definitely worth it. thanks again :) Edited by user Monday, April 25, 2011 5:49:11 AM(UTC)
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