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I want to save files to folders based on the User Id. In this case the UserId is 649
In a custom code block after Submit I have:
<?php
$this->set("mypath",
"G\wamp\www\GoldRibbon\components\com_chronoforms6\chronoforms\uploads\Cust{user:id}");
?>
Using custom code block {var.pr:mypath} this prints out correctly as:
G:\wamp\www\GoldRibbon\components\com_chronoforms6\chronoforms\uploads\Cust649
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The Upload Directory Path is set to : {var:mypath}
On an upload I get the error message "Destination directory not available." The folder definitely exists on my computer.
The debugger results are:
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Array
(
[option] => com_chronoforms6
[chronoform] => test-copy
[event] => submit
[user_id] =>
[radio8] => n
[file19] => Jennifer A
side1.pdf
[aid] => 25
[text1] => don is here
[button2] =>
[Itemid] =>
)
Array
(
[save_data10] => Array
(
[data] => Array
(
[option] => com_chronoforms6
[chronoform] => test-copy
[event] => submit
[user_id] => 649
[radio8] => n
[file19] => Jennifer A
side1.pdf
[aid] => 25
[text1] => don is here
[button2] =>
[Itemid] =>
[modified] => 2018-05-06
23:06:56
)
​
[_success] => Data saved
successfully
[log] => Array
(
[0] => UPDATE
`chronoforms_data_test` AS `data8` SET `user_id` = '649', `radio8` = 'n',
`file19` = 'Jennifer A side1.pdf', `text1` = 'don is here', `modified` = '2018-05-06
23:06:56' WHERE `aid` = '25';
)
​
[var] => Array
(
[user_id] => 649
[radio8] => n
[file19] => Jennifer A
side1.pdf
[text1] => don is here
[modified] => 2018-05-06
23:06:56
)
​
)
​
[upload15] => Array
(
[path] => G:\wamp\www\GoldRibbon\components\com_chronoforms6\chronoforms\uploads\Cust649\
[var] =>
)
​
)
}

Does the full directory, including the custom part at the end, all exist?

The folder is writeable and exists.
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If I just input the entire path without using the {user:id} variable it works fine.
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In custom code this php statement gets me to the proper uploads directory
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<?php$this->set("mypath1", $path.DS."components".DS."com_chronoforms6".DS."chronoforms".DS."uploads".DS);?>
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I want to be able to construct this statement so that mypath1 ends "/chronoforms/uploads/cust649"
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I think my problem is with syntax.
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What would be the proper syntax to add "cust" + the {user_id} variable to the end of this statement so the path ends with (assuming the user_id is 649)?:.../chronoforms/uploads/cust649

{path:}/uploads/cust{user:id}/
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Just use that, it'll give you /srvr/usr/public_html/yourwebsite.com/components/com_chronoforms6/chronoforms/uploads/cust649/

It worked! Thanks so much. This was a major headache.