I believe the same, but I think Asbjørn made it clear on the blog post
he linked why he was storing files on the DB.
Asbjørn, I see on your code that you have:
// app/controllers/files_controller.php
class FilesController extends AppController
{
function add()
{
if (!empty($this->params['form']) &&
is_uploaded_file($this->params['form']['File']['tmp_name']))
{
$fileData =
fread(fopen($this->params['form']['File']['tmp_name'], "r"),
$this->params['form']['File']['size']);
$this->params['form']['File']['data'] = $fileData;
$this->File->save($this->params['form']['File']);
$this->redirect('somecontroller/someaction');
}
}
}
Now, why don't you try first BASE 64 encoding the contents of the file?
Eventhough you would be requiring far more storage capacity for each
file, I just want to check that there's no issue with Cake retrieving
BLOB fields. Change the following line:
$this->params['form']['File']['data'] = $fileData;
to:
$this->params['form']['File']['data'] = base64_encode($fileData);
Then, on your code where you download the file, that is:
function download($id)
{
$file = $this->File->findById($id);
header('Content-type: ' . $file['File']['type']);
header('Content-length: ' . $file['File']['size']);
header('Content-Disposition: attachment;
filename='.$file['File']['name']);
echo $file['File']['data'];
exit();
}
Change the line:
echo $file['File']['data'];
to:
echo base64_decode($file['File']['data']);
Try to see if it works. If so, then there's definitely an issue with
binary data on Cake and we can debug further.
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