Hello Samuele, > In data venerdì 3 maggio 2013 14:23:23, Ferran Jorba ha scritto: >> it turns out that I have several mod_python scripts to handle local >> file uploading needs. After many hours of digging in, I have >> confirmed that file uploading is not implemented under the simplified >> Invenio SimulatedModPythonRequest. Is that right? > > yep, it is :-)
Sorry, I don't understand if you confirm that it is implemented in your SimulatedModPythonRequest or that it is not implemented and I should use ckeditor. > Simply if you set up an HTML form that has a file element, say called > “file”, then in req does everything (as in mod_python), in req.form > (which behaves like a dictionary), you will find the “file” key that > has special properties (e.g. you can call req[‘form’].filename to > retrieve the intended filename, and you can call req[‘form’].file to > obtain an open stream to the read the content of the file. I've tried both a plain SimulatedModPythonRequest form and a ckeditor form, and both as req['form'].filename (as you wrote) and req.form['filename'] (like the other fields), and none of them works: Plain SimulatedModPythonRequest: filename = req['form'].filename TypeError: 'SimulatedModPythonRequest' object is unsubscriptable (<string>:162:upload) filename = req.form['filename'] KeyError: 'filename' (webinterface_handler_wsgi_utils.py:680:__getitem__) Using ckeditor: filename = req.form['filename'] TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable (webinterface_handler_wsgi.py:603:mp_legacy_publisher) filename = req['form'].filename TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable (webinterface_handler_wsgi.py:603:mp_legacy_publisher) Would you mind to clarify me which framework should I use, and confirm the right syntax (req['form'].filename or req.form['filename']), as all my tests have been unsuccessful? Or point me to an example, because, as much as I tried, I wasn't able to find a simple one? Thanks again, Ferran
