On Sep 13, 2009, at 8:50 PM, Eddie Drapkin wrote:
On Sun, Sep 13, 2009 at 9:38 PM, Phred White
<phpl...@planetphred.com> wrote:
On Sep 13, 2009, at 7:34 PM, Eddie Drapkin wrote:
On Sun, Sep 13, 2009 at 8:29 PM, Phred White <phpl...@planetphred.com
>
wrote:
On Sep 11, 2009, at 1:17 PM, Eddie Drapkin wrote:
On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 1:02 PM, Phred White <phpl...@planetphred.com
>
wrote:
Hey folks..
Anybody ever use APC to show upload progress?
It sounds really cool, but apc_fetch always returns false a
value for
uploads. I can apc_add something and fetch it, but not for
uploads : (
(set-up: php-apc 3.0.19, Apache2, php 5.2.10, no suhosin patch)
There is little info to google on this, and I've been through it.
I was hoping some hard core, tireless, php programmer just knew
the
answer.
With high anxiety, Phred
I recently had to do roughly the same thing (visual upload
progress)
and I had done some research into APC. What I learned was that
the
upload tracking didn't work with FastCGI (which would have
prevented
our switch to nginx, but not a deal breaker) and what broke the
deal,
though, was the fact that APC's upload progress is apparently not
thread safe, so if person A is uploading a file and person B
starts an
upload, you get a silent failure. Which brings me to another
point,
it seems to silently fail.
Ultimately, I went with a flash based solution because the APC
solution had way too many problems to be really useful. It's a
nice
thought, but I wouldn't recommend it. I know this isn't exactly
what
you wanted, but I had a similar experience and thought I would
share
:)
Dang! You are exactly right - that isn't what I wanted to hear! : (
But better to know now, then when my timeline is already used up.
Did you write your own flash based solution, or use an canned one?
Thanks, Phred
I actually wound up using swfupload because of a friend's
recommendation and also because there's a nifty jQuery plugin for
it.
The project's main site: http://swfupload.org
The jQuery plugin I'm using:
http://blogs.bigfish.tv/adam/2009/06/14/swfupload-jquery-plugin/
The *only* issue I could find with a flash based uploader (I don't
regard flash installation as an issue because we're a video based
site
and well, if you're using our site to watch videos...) was there's
an
as-of-yet unresolved bug in linux flash clients that locks a browser
until upload is completed. Adobe's bug tracker seems to be down for
me at the moment, but if you really want the bug, let me know
offlist
and I'll supply it later. :)
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Hey Eddie:
One more question...
I have an existing form that provides other data that need to be
linked to
the file upload. It looks like swfupload, just uploads all by its
lonesome.
I also need the javascript form validator to be triggered before any
uploading occurs. Is this possible? You don't have to tell me how
(though I
wouldn't mind a few clues). I just want to know if it will meet my
needs
once i dig in.
Thanks
That should all be possible. I'd take a look at
http://demo.swfupload.org/v220/featuresdemo/index.php as that has most
of that happening on the page and you can bootleg some of their
example code :)
Bummer... It looked so promising, but on Macs, Flash has to load the
entire file into memory to upload! Rrrrrrrrr. So, it isn't viable for
big files (Gig +) if you need it to be cross platform.
So now I am looking at perl of all things! If you have any ideas let
me know. thanks for all your help so far.
Phred
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