It looks like the problem is in this line $this->Drink-
>make($file); // generate versions
When I set my file upload to $this->data['media'] by stating $this-
>data['media'] = $_FILES['media'] ;
The media plugin then handles the upload using $file = $this->Drink-
>transfer($this->data['media']);
Hi Foroct,
I'd need a little more information in order to help you.
What does $this->data['media'] looks like *before* you hand it over to
->transfer()? var_dump($this->data['media'])? Also provide
var_dump($this->params['form']. Also check
var_dump($this->Recipe->Behaviors->Transfer->runtime)
The XHR file upload using PHP to move my file to a set location and
save it works well. Really easy as I described earlier, no work around
needed. The phone app simply bypasses the view (its there but is a
blank file) and the action is handled by the controller. Again the
issue is trying to use the
On Sat, Mar 12, 2011 at 2:38 PM, Foroct wrote:
> I kicked this around for a few days and I still cant make it work.
>
> My model is "Recipe" and it is using the plugin
> var $actsAs = array('Media.Transfer', 'Media.Generator',
> 'Media.Coupler');
> When I upload using a form everything is perfect.
I kicked this around for a few days and I still cant make it work.
My model is "Recipe" and it is using the plugin
var $actsAs = array('Media.Transfer', 'Media.Generator',
'Media.Coupler');
When I upload using a form everything is perfect.
>From my app, I'm sending the photo (via XHR) to this con
Hi Foroct,
1. Handling just the file upload:
You just posted the file to your action (via XHR) and $this->data['media']
now contains the file upload array. Image is a model available in the
controller which has generator and transfer behaviors attached to it.
$file = $this->Image->transfer($t
The only thing keeping me from using MediaPlugin in my app_photo()
function is that I don't know how (that's what I'm trying to find
out).
I could return the image.id or the file name as an echo or a JSON
response, it is being propegated through the submission stages
currently.
So, how would I us
On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 3:57 PM, Foroct wrote:
> Sorry this is not clear.
>
> If you are browsing my site (not using the phone app) and you add data
> and a photo via a form field then the image is being handled by the
> media plugin. However when adding data and a photo via the iphone app
> I am n
Sorry this is not clear.
If you are browsing my site (not using the phone app) and you add data
and a photo via a form field then the image is being handled by the
media plugin. However when adding data and a photo via the iphone app
I am not currently handling the photo upload via the media plugi
On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 1:42 PM, Foroct wrote:
> "post it to a URL handled by a controller implementing the uploader,"
>
> This is what I don't know how to do. Currently the controller is
> handling the upload and just placing the file into a folder.
You said earlier that "image processing is bei
"post it to a URL handled by a controller implementing the uploader,"
This is what I don't know how to do. Currently the controller is
handling the upload and just placing the file into a folder.
My code.
function app_photo() {
// what layout to use
$this-
On Thu, Mar 3, 2011 at 9:52 AM, Foroct wrote:
> I have a site where a user can upload some text and an image. The
> image processing is being handled using the Media Plugin by David
> Persson. When a user submits a form with an image attached the image
> gets crunched to multiple sizes and put i
I have a site where a user can upload some text and an image. The
image processing is being handled using the Media Plugin by David
Persson. When a user submits a form with an image attached the image
gets crunched to multiple sizes and put in the correct folder.
For my iphone app I have a simil
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