Try give it a name form.accepts(....,formname='test')
On 28 Giu, 11:55, antimatter <[email protected]> wrote: > That works. Thank you very much. > > But this solution leads to the next thing. > This upload form (created by the FORM helper) interferes with an > already existing form. > > The first form has some text fields, one of them is mandatory. The > form accepts with keepvalues = True. > When I fill in some values in the first form and then upload a file > via the upload form on the same page before submitting the first form, > it will reset the first form. > The accept() methods don't use the session variable as explained by > the book. > > Any ideas how I can prevent this from happening? > > On 27 Jun., 12:56, mdipierro <[email protected]> wrote: > > > something like this > > > def youraction(): > > import shutil > > if form.vars: > > filename=request.vars.upload.filename > > file=request.vars.upload.file > > shutil.copyfileobj(file,open('path/'+filename,'wb')) > > return dict() > > > but mind that open('path/'+filename,'wb') is vulnerable to directory > > traversal attacks unless you validate or cleanup the filename. > > > On Jun 27, 5:20 am, antimatter <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > how do I upload a file in web2py without using SQLFORM ? > > > So far, I've got my view with a HTML form: > > > > <form method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data"> > > > <input name="upload" type="file" size="60" maxlength="100000"> > > > <input type="Submit" value="Upload"> > > > </form> > > > > Now, how do I write a controller, which uploads the file and save's it > > > to a specified folder? > > > But everytime I select a file and upload it, request.vars.upload is > > > None. How does it work? > > > > Best regards > > > antimatter
