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> Did you ever solve this?
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Thanks
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I just responded, but I should have reiterated the flow the the
application. It's basically as follows:
1. I send an email to mailgun
2. Mailgun parses the message and POSTS it to my web page/controller over
HTTP
3. My application has a single controller (no models or views) with one
method
I just responded, but I should have reiterated the flow the the
application. It's basically as follows:
1. I send an email to mailgun
2. Mailgun parses the message and POSTS it to my web page/controller over
HTTP
3. My application has a single controller (no models or views) with one
meth
You can if you use behind the scenes iframes, there's jquery plugins for this.
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From: "jeet bajaj"
To:
Subject: Retrieve attachment from a Post - mailgun
Date: Wed, Mar 20, 2013 05:01
You have not shown you code properly, as much as i a
Show the result of debug ($this->request->data);
That will either answer the question for you or show the data isn't there
to be accessed.
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On Tuesday, 19 March 2013 18:26:15 UTC+1, MDay wrote:
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> hi there - hoping someone can help me with a simple issue I have having
> with retrieving data
You have not shown you code properly, as much as i am understanding you
might be using ajax for submission of forms. Are you Posting form using
Ajax??? If it is, then i will suggest you that ajax based form posting does
not support file upload
On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 10:56 PM, MDay wrote:
> hi t
hi there - hoping someone can help me with a simple issue I have having
with retrieving data from an HTTP Post. I am using mailgun to post an
email message to a simple method in my application... Everything is
working correctly except I can't get attachments out of the POST. I
noticed that
