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Two file fields for multi upload of files not working

pa

pat01 20 Mar, 2019

Hi

I have two upload fields:

The second file field is named file2

In setup I have two upload actions:

In second upload action the path goes to /home/public_html/02
and custom files config is file2: (extensions).

No matter how many files I select in both file fields, only last selected file gets uploaded into folder 02.

Reason I use two upload actions: the files of file field file1 must go into folder 01 and the files of file2 must go into folder 02.

Debugger returns this:

Array ( [chronoform] => up [event] => submit [file1] => Array ( [0] => 01-demobild-gross.jpg [1] => 02-demobild-gross.jpg [2] => 03-demobild-gross.jpg ) [file2] => Array ( [0] => 04-demobild-gross.jpg [1] => 05-demobild-gross.jpg [2] => 06-demobild-gross.jpg ) [button3] => [0d22fdae6d3be138bbb831a250dab8a2] => e0314bd34f7deb468d52b57ab574d25a [e727e566de02db55a137029a3de4d482] => c9db0e497f56385a40ef28eab6c1fc6a [language] => de-DE [format] => html [Itemid] => 346 [option] => com_chronoforms6 [lang] => de-DE [view] => form )

and

Array
(
    [upload3] => Array
        (
            [path] => /home/public_html/images/01/
            [file1] => Array
                (
                    [extensions] => Array
                        (
                            [0] => jpg
                            [1] => jpeg
                            [2] => png
                            [3] => gif
                            [4] => pdf
                            [5] => doc
                            [6] => docx
                            [7] => txt
                            [8] => zip
                        )

                    [saved] => 0
                )

            [var] => Array
                (
                    [file1] => Array
                        (
                        )

                )

        )

    [upload5] => Array
        (
            [path] => /home/public_html/images/02/
            [file2] => Array
                (
                    [extensions] => Array
                        (
                            [0] => jpg
                            [1] => jpeg
                            [2] => png
                            [3] => gif
                            [4] => pdf
                            [5] => doc
                            [6] => docx
                            [7] => txt
                            [8] => zip
                        )

                    [saved] => 0
                )

            [var] => Array
                (
                    [file2] => Array
                        (
                        )

                )

        )

)

Any idea of what goes wrong here?

Thanks a lot.

he

healyhatman 20 Mar, 2019

Have you updated to the latest release of CF? What version are you on? And are you sure you want /home/public_html/images/ as your folder?

pa

pat01 20 Mar, 2019

I use latest CF 6.0.26 on Joomla 3.9.4.

the images folder is just for testing purposes.

he

healyhatman 20 Mar, 2019

Can you humour me and reinstall CF? Because if you updated CC at the same time it would've overwritten the library with an outdated currently broken version.

pa

pat01 20 Mar, 2019

I did uninstall CF6 and re-installed it. Now not a single file gets uploaded.

What is "humour me"? Sorry, English is not my native language😉

he

healyhatman 20 Mar, 2019

does that folder exist on your server?

pa

pat01 20 Mar, 2019

Yes. Before uninstall and re-install I was able to uplad a file there. I did not get any message "folder does not exist" or similar.

And uploading single file works. Just multi files does not.

pa

pat01 21 Mar, 2019

I did re-test but still I can't get it to work if multi upload is turned on.

@Max
Is it a bug?

Thanks a lot!

Regards
Patrick

Max_admin 22 Mar, 2019

Answer

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Hi,

Just tested this here, its working fine when the "auto upload files" is enabled, I think your custom string is wrong, you will need to change file1 to file1.[n] for it to work!

Best regards

Max, ChronoForms developer
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pa

pat01 23 Mar, 2019

Hi Max

That did the trick! It works now.

Thank you very much!

Regads
Patrick

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