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All the basic functionality for an action used by the xupload extension. Check resources for the source code of this action
Prologue ¶
A file uploader is commonly a web application must have. There are pretty enough extensions in the yii project to achieve (other use flash, other are jquery...). I was suggested to use the xupload. After checking the project code, i noticed the action code that handles the request from the user.
"Do not repeat yourself" ¶
Sticking with this motto, and due to the fact I did not want every controller that needs something to be uploaded to have that code plain in it, I created this CAction class. 99% of the code belongs to the xupload author Asgaroth.
"This action is Needless!" ¶
Many of you may think that this CAction is needless, this is somehow
true.
You could create a controller like XuploadController.php
have all
the upload actions in there and pass this controller/action
to the
xupload url
property.
Even this case you are one step beyond, just create the XuploadController
and use this action as in any other controller:
class MyController exnteds CController
{
public function actions()
{
return array(
'upload'=>array(
//Assuming action exist in the extension folder
'class'=>'ext.EXUploadAction',
),
);
}
}
Ending ¶
This code is not complicated neither is big enough. There are only 2 properties:
parent_id
: Parent folder where the file will be uploaded.path
: Full path of the main uploading folder. Check code andEXUploadAction::init()
for more informatin.
Thanks
Wow this is what I need.
Thank you so much
If you have any questions, please ask in the forum instead.
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