ahhhhh i was curious about that.

i converted it in to an object and used it as a component from my
controller, but it would make more sense to be able to have access to
the file handling functions from my file model.

so, if i convert it back to a model and put it in my /app/models/ then
i can access it from any of my models yes? how do i go about doing
that?

thanks guys, i think there is going to be something new to be learnt everyday.

Cake Rocks!

On 16/08/06, JitZhang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> $this->params['form']['file']
> it 's what mean?
>
> save($this->params['form']['data']['Product']['imgna­me']['tmp_name'],
>
> $this->params['form']['data']['Product']['imgname']['name'],
> $directory="img/", $overwrite=false) ;
>
> is right?
>
> but
> $this->params['form']['data']['Product']['imgna­me']['tmp_name'] value
> is "D"
> $this->params['form']['data']['Product']['imgna­me']['name'] value is
> also "D"
>
> can you send mail ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) to me a case?
> thanks!
>
>
> >
>

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