I may have run across one or both of those.

I really don't want to have to add mootools to my default prototype
just for this :)

So I will take a look at the other and maybe your plugin.

You are right about the files being orphaned - whether temporarily or
permanently.

The issue is - if the images are uploaded, will I get anything back to
the form itself?
1) Does the flash leave a signature in the form for me to check for a
corresponding image in the temporary holding place.
Forexample, for every instance of the swfupload, (4 in this case) will
I also create/get a unique var that matches, so when I file is
uploaded the file gets this identifier, and when the form is uploaded,
it looks for this identifier?

2) or Will I get a temp file name returned from teh swfupload to hide
in the form?


Also, can the form be forced to wait until the images are uploaded? or
does it matter?

I can queue or cron the clean up of temp files that remain after a
certain time as they would be moved if they were matched to a
coresponding item/form upload.

Thanks
Kevin

On Jun 23, 11:20 am, Johannes Heinen <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> fancyupload and swfupload (google shows the urls) are the 2 flash
> upload scripts i know that can be easily integrated into a form (or
> can be used without one, though).
>
> There are symfony plugins for swfupload, i don't know if one for
> fancyupload also exists. On of them, the 1.2 plugin, was written by
> me, but it is more intendent to be
> used within a sfForm together with javascript-serialization, so this
> should be less interesting for you. I you only want to have a push
> button, than you'll  be probably
> lucky with fancyupload, though it requires mootools to run its
> frontend. swfupload is more flexible and highly customizable.
>
> Note that you'll face a general problem: At the time the user puts the
> files onto the server, still no unique identifier exists for the
> dataset that would have been saved if
> the user had had submitted the form.
>
> cheers
> de joshi
>
> On 23 Jun., 20:09, Eno <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > On Tue, 23 Jun 2009, kevinkevin wrote:
> > > What I want is a flash piece that mimics the file tag [______]
> > > [browse] and then when you click browse it is able to browse the PC
> > > file structure and limit files to certain extensions and also file
> > > size (say 2M) .  Then it could either upload the image in real time
> > > and save a key/id to a hidden tag in the form? or dynamically generate
> > > and populate a file tag in the form with the file path.
>
> > > Does this make sense?  and is anyone familiar with any small flash
> > > type scripts that do this or similar to solve my problem?
>
> > We successfully used the imagemanager component with TinyMCE to manage
> > images uploads. Its integrated into the WYSIWYG editor so the user can
> > edit descriptions and insert text right there.
>
> > Note: Image manager is a plugin for TinyMCE and is not free (but quite
> > cheap).
>
> > Seehttp://tinymce.moxiecode.com/plugins_imagemanager.php
>
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