Hi Tommi
I want to use
https://github.com/valums/file-uploader#options-of-both-fileuploader--fileuploaderbasic
to sent files via XMLHttpRequest (XHR).
How can I receive and save the files using tntnet and XHR?
Previously I used
const tnt::Multipart& mp = request.getMultipart();
etc
for multipart posts.
I am now testing this:
<%pre>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include <cxxtools/loginit.h>
#include <cxxtools/log.h>
</%pre>
<%args>
qqfile;
</%args>
<%cpp>
log_info("Running fileio...");
bool vboUploadedFile = false;
std::string vtxFileName = qqfile;
if ( vtxFileName != "" ) {
vboUploadedFile = true;
log_info("Uploading " + vtxFileName + "...");
// we found a uploaded file - write it to some upload-area
std::ofstream out(("../../upload/" +
vtxFileName).std::string::c_str());
out << request.getBody();
}
if ( vboUploadedFile )
reply.out( ) << "{\"success\":true}";
else
reply.out( ) << "{\"success\": false, \"reason\": \"some
reason\"}";
</%cpp>
and it does work but I wonder if it is the correct way to do it? (Of
course it could be so much better...)
I am running Linux.
Actually, it doesn't work sometimes. When uploading from Android 2.2 or
from IE the files are corrupted. Maybe the body is not what I need.
Using a hex editor the android corrupted image has this at the start of
the file:
------WebKitFormBoundaryH6z4RWIO2uwriuTB
Content-Disposition: form-data; name="qqfile"; filename="fromRoy2of2.jpg"
Content-Type: image/jpeg....JFIF
whereas the FF (Linux) uploaded file only had the ....JFIF...
Help?
Thank you
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