I am successfully using the multi file upload to upload a set of images to populate an inventory.
As there can be a large number of images I am looking now to offer the option of taking a zip file of images in the file upload and processing them on the server.
I have searched the forum and FAQ's to try to find guidance on this but without success.
Is this because:
a) I am stupid and it is really so simple nobody needs guidance?
b) it is not an advisable thing to do (e.g. security wise )
c) nobody has the need
d) it is not possible with existing chrono tools
e) it is there as an option and I have missed it
Enlightenment would be my saviour.
Thanks for any help
Wallyhowe
As there can be a large number of images I am looking now to offer the option of taking a zip file of images in the file upload and processing them on the server.
I have searched the forum and FAQ's to try to find guidance on this but without success.
Is this because:
a) I am stupid and it is really so simple nobody needs guidance?
b) it is not an advisable thing to do (e.g. security wise )
c) nobody has the need
d) it is not possible with existing chrono tools
e) it is there as an option and I have missed it
Enlightenment would be my saviour.
Thanks for any help
Wallyhowe
Hello wallyhowe,
I'm not a Chrono professional, but after checking your new post, I think that the following links may help:
How can I zip uploaded files?
P.S: I'm just an automated service😉
I'm not a Chrono professional, but after checking your new post, I think that the following links may help:
How can I zip uploaded files?
P.S: I'm just an automated service😉
Thanks calculus00
I had found that - the only one that came close to what i am looking for - but it is the other way round - zipping files and moving them on not receiving zipped files and unpacking/processing.
I will study it again to see if it helps though.
Wallyhowe
I had found that - the only one that came close to what i am looking for - but it is the other way round - zipping files and moving them on not receiving zipped files and unpacking/processing.
I will study it again to see if it helps though.
Wallyhowe
Hi WallyHowe,
I've never seen the question before as far as I recall.
You can probably do it with Custom Code in the On Submit event. See this StackOverFlow answer for an example. The file path will be available in the $form->files array after the Files Upload action.
Note carefully the need to sanitise the content, Once you allow zip uploading you don't know what is going to be in there!
Bob
I've never seen the question before as far as I recall.
You can probably do it with Custom Code in the On Submit event. See this StackOverFlow answer for an example. The file path will be available in the $form->files array after the Files Upload action.
Note carefully the need to sanitise the content, Once you allow zip uploading you don't know what is going to be in there!
Bob
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