Not working no matter what I did.
- I've set persistent-uploads folder to chmod 777
- I've made sure the form is multipart
But still I did not see any file ended up in persistent-uploads folder.
This is how I use it in my Form class
$this->setWidgets(
array(
'photo1' => new pkWidgetFormInputFilePersistent(),
'photo2' => new pkWidgetFormInputFilePersistent(),
'photo3' => new pkWidgetFormInputFilePersistent(),
'photo4' => new pkWidgetFormInputFilePersistent(),
)
);
$this->setValidators(
array(
'photo1' => new pkValidatorFilePersistent(array('required' => true)),
'photo2' => new pkValidatorFilePersistent(array('required' => true)),
'photo3' => new pkValidatorFilePersistent(array('required' => false)),
'photo4' => new pkValidatorFilePersistent(array('required' => false)),
)
);
I kept getting this:
Notice: Undefined index: persistid in
.../plugins/pkPersistentFileUploadPlugin/lib/validator/pkValidatorFilePersistent.class.php
on line 41
On Sun, Feb 22, 2009 at 11:04 AM, Sid Bachtiar <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hey thank you for this plugin. I will try it soon as I need something
> like this in one of my projects :)
>
> On Sun, Feb 22, 2009 at 10:29 AM, Tom Boutell <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> The Problem:
>>
>> When you make a mistake completing a form, Symfony presents the form
>> again, with all of your previous selections intact, and points out the
>> error so that you can painlessly correct it... unless one of the form
>> fields is a file upload field.
>>
>> In that case, you're stuck browsing for the file again and waiting for
>> it to be uploaded again. And if you don't fix all of your validation
>> errors on the first try, you may have to do this more than once.
>>
>> Symfony's forms framework presents forms to you again with the same
>> values by setting the value attribute of each input element. However,
>> for security reasons, web browsers don't honor this when the form
>> element is a file upload element. (That would allow hackers to create
>> forms with hidden file upload elements that specified the path to any
>> file on your hard drive... and actually get that file as a result.
>>
>> And even if browsers did allow it, you would still be uploading the
>> file over and over again. Far from ideal.
>>
>> The Solution:
>>
>> When you use the pkWidgetFormInputFilePersistent widget class and the
>> pkValidatorFilePersistent validator class, this problem magically goes
>> away: file upload fields become persistent through multiple validation
>> passes. If the user doesn't specifically upload a new file on a later
>> validation pass, their previous valid upload is simply used again...
>> without the need to retransmit the file, and without the need for the
>> user to browse for it again.
>>
>> Come check it out:
>>
>> http://www.symfony-project.org/plugins/pkPersistentFileUploadPlugin?tab=plugin_readme
>>
>> --
>> Tom Boutell
>>
>> www.punkave.com
>> www.boutell.com
>>
>> >>
>>
>
>
>
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