I had issues with implementing SwfUpload, and it was due to cake's
security handling of sessions. This was because the swf was sending a
different user agent and cake detected this as session hijacking.
I might assume that this is happening to you and the redirect (302)
error you're having is due to cake not recognising some session
variable (because it's using a new session) and then redirecting to a
login form?
My solution was to hack the cake core, but I think they have since
changed the core so you can easily disable this code in your
beforeFilter().
This should work - but it's untested so let me know if it does.
function beforeFilter(){
Configure::write('Session.checkAgent', false);
}
Hope that helps.
Cheers,
Adam
On Jan 15, 7:00 am, booboobenny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> swfupload does not need ajax, its pure flash. The flash movie does a
> post submission there is no page reload.
>
> The flash movie is getting back a 302 from apache, in the log i see:
>
> "POST /foo/upload/ HTTP/1.1" 302 673 "-" "Adobe Flash Player 9"
>
> Note the actual URL of the page is /foo/edit/56/56
>
> Its very strange that I can set the header manually on local machine
> but not on mediatemple. They do have a funky way of running php5.
>
> Well if i figure this out Ill post, this would seem to be a common
> occurance with this.
>
> On Jan 14, 1:21 pm, rloaderro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > On Jan 14, 8:47 am, booboobenny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > > I am hoping someone here can help me out with this one.
>
> > > I am using swfupload and cake, I implemented using the articles on the
> > > bakery as a starting point.
>
> > > I have a controller /foo and in that controller I have a method
> > > upload. So the upload url is:
>
> > > /foo/upload
>
> > > When the form submits I get a 302 error. Does anyone know a way to
> > > submit the form (i would prefer to avoid ajax) to /foo/upload and not
> > > get a 302 error.
>
> > I think the SwfUpload is meant specifically for use with AJAX. The
> > problem with AJAX and file uploads is that you normally need to submit
> > the form in order to send file data to the server. Since the page
> > reloads with a form submit the only previous solution was to submit
> > the form to a hidden iframe and parse the server response when the
> > iframe loads. Flash is actually a great interface for uploading files
> > since it doesn't require a form submit and can even provide feedback
> > in so far as upload progress, etc.. I don't think using SwfUpload
> > without AJAX would provide any benefits over using a conventional form
> > file input - if it even is possible.
>
> > Anyway, I implemented a similar thing using Mootools and
> > Swiff.Uploader and I can tell you that using the controller->log
> > function is invaluable for debugging. My implementation is a little
> > different than the one on the bakery, but if it helps, my controller
> > looks like:
>
> >http://pastebin.com/f457cfcf
>
> > And the component looks like:
>
> >http://pastebin.com/f2a167234
>
> > You might notice my implementation is for single files only - however
> > I have tested it on a number of server setups - with PHP in safemode,
> > root-jailing, etc.. - and it has worked for me so it might be useful
> > for you? Good luck!
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