Thank you for such a quick response, and yes I can not get the file to save
in my database. Now to answer some of your questions...yes Coverage can
only have one spreadsheet, and yes my spreadsheet table has a coverage_id
field. With that said, I added
die(debug(uploadedFile));
$CoverageId = $this->id;
and this is what I see in the view
Array
(
[name] => SLT.xls
[type] => application/vnd.ms-excel
[tmp_name] => /tmp/phpH03DuW
[error] => 0
[size] => 36352
)
All I need from this array is the file name. Now with that said, I read alot of
articles online about saving files to a database. Some people think it is
better to save to the file system rather than the database. In my case I think
the best thing for me to do is save the file in my db. My only question is "If
I save the files to my database will it affect the performance of my website
over time?"
Now as far as my view goes..do I need to add an input for user_id and
coverage_id as hidden fields?
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