I ended up creating a lot of attachments models, because each one of them
had to have different settings, some would require only three images, other
two, other images and pdf files ...
and I put the Configure::write('Media.Filter' ... configuration array on the
constructor of each one of those models. LIke this:
function __construct(){
parent::__construct();
$l = array('convert' => 'image/jpeg', 'fit' => array(600, 450));
$m = array('convert' => 'image/jpeg', 'fitCrop' => array(318, 160));
$s = array('convert' => 'image/jpeg', 'fit' => array(200, 125));
Configure::write('Media.filter', array('image' => compact('m','l','s'),
'document' => array()));
}
It's been some weeks I don't work on this app, but I guess it worked at that
time. Still I don't understand why the plugin developer put the
configurations of images sizes, and other files like one unique array on a
core.php file. It sounds a lot more usual to me that different models would
mostly require different upload settings ...
anyway, the plugin is really interesting, I intend to stick with it and
hopefully adapt it to my specific needs ...
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