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Hi
I am having a problem trying to integrate Image Uploader into a Java site using the Spring framework. The probem seems to be with field names that start with an uppercase character (as the framework tries to match posted field names to java class field names automatically).
Is there any way to ensure that the posted field names start with a lowercase character?
I can work around this (by not utilising some of the Spring frameworks features - eg. automatic binding of a CommonsMultipartFile PropertyEditorSupport class within my SimpleFormController) but this is less than ideal...
Has anyone else had/solved this problem?
Rgds,
Phil
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Hello Phil, Now Image Uploader uploads all data fields with uppercase names. There is no way to rename the fields to the lowercase in the standard version of Image Uploader. The only possible solution is to make a custom version with such feature. If you are interested in it feel free to write to sales@aurigma.com. Edited by user Thursday, May 22, 2008 9:15:19 PM(UTC)
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Ok, thanks for the reply, I'll work around this as I don't expect it will change as it would then break other people's sites!
Is it possible to access the form fields that will be submitted by the HTTP POST from Javascript? Perhaps in the method called by "iu.addEventListener("BeforeUpload"..." ? That way I could use the method defined in BeforeUpload to rename the fields as necessary...
Rgds,
Phil
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Hello Phil, You can control (rename etc.) the additional form fields only, not the fields of Image Uploader itself such as Description_1 and so on. ========================================================
02/21/2008, Fedor
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In recent version if Image Uploader we have added support of renaming POST fields. It can be done using RenameField method.
========================================================Edited by user Wednesday, October 29, 2008 2:42:41 AM(UTC)
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