On Sat, Jan 9, 2010 at 3:42 PM, Markus <[email protected]> wrote:
> Shouldn't setting the filename like this work?
>
> [form]
> Name: [text name]
> Select File: [file upload]
> [box description rows=5][box]
> [submit UPLOAD]
> [session filename {=name}.ext]
> [session target {=name}]
> [session create [(source my_template)]]
> [session changesummary "Page created [(time {now} %x)]."]
> [session author {member}]
> [session savedata title,changesummary,author,description,name]
> [session nextpage {=target}]
> [form]
>
> Unfortunately, the upload is named "{=name}.ext".
In this form, you need to watch your order of operations. The reason
you are getting page {=name}.ext is because [file upload] uses that
parameter, but BoltWire doesn't do the field replacement until it gets
to that line. Switch the order and it should help.
> One more problem with the posted form.
>
> my_template contains a form. When the new page is created using the
> source of my_template, "[form]" becomes "[fo`rm]". Both for the
> opening and closing tag.
Normally this happens when a non-editor tries to save a form, as a
security feature. If you want a way for non-editors to generate forms,
which doesn't seem wise to me, you will have to create a custom
plugin. Perhaps there's another way to accomplish your goals?
> This filename issue is weird. Even in this stripped down form it does
> not work:
>
> [form]
> [session filename {page}.png]
> [t]
> [r][c]Select File:[c][file upload]
> [r][c][c][submit UPLOAD]
> [t]
> [form]
>
> I get "Form submitted. File my_fancy_pic.png failed to upload." The
> size is allowed, the type is allowed.
That error suggests your file was uploaded but not able to be moved to
the appropriate location.
You could try adding the first line to your system to see if anything
looks weird, commands.php, line ~624
print_r("$field | $filepath/$filename");die();
if ($auth == true) $success =
move_uploaded_file($_FILES[$field]['tmp_name'],
"$filepath/$filename");
See if any of those variables look a bit weird. Then we can backtrack
the debugging from there.
Cheers,
Dan
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