Know anything about the upload class?

[blucollarguy]

I am having trouble using the upload class from osC, at best I get the message "No file uploaded". It just won't upload. Updates the database no problem. This is being done on a new page in the admin I am writing and it is ticking me off. I had initially just written it thinking I knew what I was doing, but when it didn't work, I copied the code for the products_image from the "categories" file, and I am getting the same results.

 

Anyone have any ideas?

Craig :)

[kwalker]

Have you tried this page? http://www.oscommerce.info/kb/osCommerce/D...ction/Classes/9

 

Also, why don't you remove the page from your admin and see if it gets back to normal. There may be a coding error in the page or somewhere else.

 

Kevin

[blucollarguy]

Have you tried this page? http://www.oscommerce.info/kb/osCommerce/D...ction/Classes/9

 

Also, why don't you remove the page from your admin and see if it gets back to normal. There may be a coding error in the page or somewhere else.

 

Kevin

Thanks for the reply Kevin, and Happy Holidays.

 

Yeah, I found that yesterday and worked with it. Same results. This page is in a contribution I have been working on, MVS. Trying to complete some updates. I have written my own upload pages before, not using the osC upload class and can get things done fine, but this needs to be osC compliant and it is really frustrating me, it just seems to make no sense.

 

Any suggestions on what might be breaking it?

 

Craig :)

[kwalker]

It may be a permissions problem. Check it out.

 

 

Kevin

[blucollarguy]

It may be a permissions problem. Check it out.

Kevin

I was playing with that last night as well. The odd thing is that the exact same code(after the proper naming changes) works fine where it is already installed in the standard osC files. I just don't get it. Makes no sense.

 

Thanks for trying, any other ideas?

 

Craig :)

[kwalker]

Maybe the problem is in your naming convention somehow. You said that it works fine in the store when you change the name to one way, but not another. I'm thinking that the name you change it to and it doesn't work is because there is a file dependent on that file name, but since you've changed the filename, it can't find the needed file.

 

Just a thought.

 

 

Kevin

[blucollarguy]

Maybe the problem is in your naming convention somehow. You said that it works fine in the store when you change the name to one way, but not another. I'm thinking that the name you change it to and it doesn't work is because there is a file dependent on that file name, but since you've changed the filename, it can't find the needed file.

 

Just a thought.

Kevin

Here's the code:

		// copy image only if modified
	$vendors_image = new upload('vendors_image');
	$vendors_image->set_destination(DIR_FS_CATALOG_IMAGES);

	if ($vendors_image->parse() && $vendors_image->save()) {
	  $vendors_image_name = $vendors_image->filename;
	} else {
	  $vendors_image_name = (isset($HTTP_POST_VARS['previous_vendors_image']) ? $HTTP_POST_VARS['previous_vendors_image'] : '');
	}

 

This is in the "update" switch. The input field is:

<tr>
		<td class="main"><?php echo TEXT_VENDORS_IMAGE; ?></td>
		<td class="main">
<?php

 //  echo tep_draw_file_field('vendors_image', $vInfo->vendors_image, 'maxlength="32"');

?><?php echo tep_draw_file_field('vendors_image') . '<br>' . tep_draw_separator('pixel_trans.gif', '24', '15') . ' ' . $vInfo->vendors_image . tep_draw_hidden_field('previous_vendors_image', $vInfo->vendors_image); ?></td>
	  </tr>

 

this should upload an image, but instead, all I get is an updated table when a file has been selected, but when a file is not selected the file name that was there get's wiped out, I have tried fixing that with

echo '<br>the image name ' . $HTTP_POST_VARS['vendors_image'];
	 echo '<br>the previous name ' . $HTTP_POST_VARS['previous_vendors_image'];
						 if (isset($HTTP_POST_VARS['vendors_image']) && tep_not_null($HTTP_POST_VARS['vendors_image']) && ($HTTP_POST_VARS['vendors_image'] != 'none')) {
		$sql_data_array['vendors_image'] = tep_db_prepare_input($HTTP_POST_VARS['vendors_image']);
	  }
	   if ($HTTP_POST_VARS['vendors_image'] == '') {
	  $sql_data_array['vendors_image'] = tep_db_prepare_input($HTTP_POST_VARS['previous_vendors_image']);
	  }

the "echo"s are just to make sure I have the data I think I should have and I do, but this simply isn't working.

Any more thoughts?

 

Craig <_<

[Guest]

In your form you must have:

 

enctype="multipart/form-data"

 

Matti

[blucollarguy]

In your form you must have:

 

enctype="multipart/form-data"

 

Matti

Maaaaaaaaaaaan! That just might be it! How could I have not realised that? As many forms as I have written, I did not include that in the form declaration.

 

We will see, thanks Matti, as usual you have great information, Craig :)

[blucollarguy]

Sure enough Matti, that was it! I hate being stupid sometimes! :blush: :blink: :lol:

 

Thanks Matti, once again you have pushed me in the right direction. :thumbsup:

 

Craig :)

[jimbok]

Maaaaaaaaaaaan! That just might be it! How could I have not realised that? As many forms as I have written, I did not include that in the form declaration.

 

We will see, thanks Matti, as usual you have great information, Craig :)

 

Hi blucollarguy, I really got to thank you on this one. I have seen many people having the upload problem, adding the

 

enctype="multipart/form-data"

 

really works! Thank you guys so much!

 

Jimbok

[Guest]

enctype="multipart/form-data"

 

You seem to have found a fix for this error which is bugging so many people. The problem I have now is not knowing where to insert this bit of code! Can anyone help?

 

Cheers,

 

Chris