PHP set converter to minimum number of files

To implement this feature, you should use two events:

1. BeforeUpload event where set three arrays (with type, width and height values of files added to upload list).

2. BeforePackageUpload event. Here you should iterate those arrays, and set necessary converters corresponded to conditions.

Here are the code snippets of the both events illustrating how to set converters according to file type and its width/height:

<script type="text/javascript">
var types = [];
var heights = [];
var widths = [];
function BeforeUpload(){
  count = $au.uploader('Uploader1').files().count();
  for (i = 0; i < count; i++){
    valueT = $au.uploader('Uploader1').files().get(i).type();
    types[i] = valueT;
    valueH = $au.uploader('Uploader1').files().get(i).height();
    heights[i] = valueH;
    valueW = $au.uploader('Uploader1').files().get(i).width();
    widths[i] = valueW;
  }
  k = 0;
}
			
function BeforePackageUpload(index){
  //check file type
  if (types.shift() == "JPG File"){
    //check file size
    if (widths[k] >= 1000 || heights[k] >= 1000){
      //set converter with thumbnail mode  
      $au.uploader('Uploader1').converters([{mode: "*.* = Thumbnail"}]); 
    }	
    else{
      //set converter with source file mode
      $au.uploader('Uploader1').converters([{mode: "*.* = SourceFile"}]); 
    }}
  else{
    //set converter with source file mode
    $au.uploader('Uploader1').converters([{mode: "*.* = SourceFile"}]);  
  }				
  k = k +1;
}
</script> 

Please try it out. If you have any additional questions or problems please let me know.

P.S. if you need to send JPG images and any video files, you will be able to set file mask for required file types:

 $uploader->getRestrictions()->setFileMask('*.jpg; *.jpeg; *.avi; *.mp4');

Edited by user Sunday, June 26, 2011 11:53:32 PM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Ok, I'm using 'name' instead of 'type' as type always returns 'Generic File' for me (shows that way in the GUI too). I'm relying on the extension from the file name to see if it's a jpeg. Not foolproof.

I'm seeing an error that happens very frequently. This is from the Firefox console (as a single error). Refreshing the page makes it go away, but it happens nearly half the time in Safari and Firefox (Mac).

Error: uncaught exception: internal error: Can't get Java class name usingjava.lang.Class.getName()

Error: d.getConverterCount is not a function

Source File: .../aurigma/PHP/PHPClasses/ImageUploaderPHP/Scripts/aurigma.uploader.min.js

Line: 1

Peter

Edited by user Monday, June 27, 2011 1:40:01 PM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified