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wishcraft
Ajax File Uploading 1.01

Ajax File Uploading 1.01
Form Object for XOOPS 2.4 & XOOPS 2.5

This is a replace for the XoopsFile object that allows for files to be uploaded without refreshing the page. That means you can recieve a file before the form is submitted.

This is good for any preview environment that offers a wide range of options for the environment where you are recieving the file.

If a file is successfully uploaded the form object returns a path and filename for the file.

This was made from this example: http://www.phpletter.com/Our-Projects/AjaxFileUpload/

Download: xoops2.5_ajaxfileupload_1.01.zip - 17.7Kb
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Tarik
Re: Ajax File Uploading 1.01
  • 2011/2/4 12:55

  • Tarik

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thank you very much, it's what i needed
i will give results asap
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wishcraft
Re: Ajax File Uploading 1.01

np...
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redheadedrod
Re: Ajax File Uploading 1.01

I also have a use for this as well.. Thank you

Would have been helpful to provide a short document to show how to install and use this.

I am relatively new and trying to figure out how things work...


I am assuming we just need to copy everything from the htdocs folder to our docroot folder. (xoops_lib folder for that folder...)


Then from there how do I call it from a module I have?

Including any initializations.

I am guessing something like...


$myfile = new XoopsFormAjaxFile;

$result = $myfile->XoopsFormAjaxFile($Caption, $Delim, $name, $size, $upload path);

Is it that simple or am I missing something?

Is the $name parameter what the intended name of the file? And if left null will just keep the uploaded filename? Or how would we get the name of the file returned from this? Would it be in...

$myfile->name

?


Also is this for a single file? Or does it work for multiples? Guessing from the code just one file at a time.

Thanks Simon. Just trying to get my brain around some of this stuff... I am THAT close... (Showing fingers close together..)



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