Multiple File Upload In Cake Php

README.md AjaxMultiUpload Plugin for CakePHP A full-blown AJAX file uploader plugin for CakePHP 2.0.x and 2.1. Using this, you can add multiple file upload behaviour to any or all of your models without having to modify the database or schema.

Multiple File Upload Mvc

You can click on the Upload File button, or drag-and-drop files into it. You can upload multiple files at a time without having to click on any button, and it shows you a nice progress notification during uploads. You can also delete files in edit mode. As of May 2015, this now uses Dropzone.js to allow file uploads. How to Use Download or checkout You can either download the ZIP file: or checkout the code (leave the Password field blank): git clone Put it in the Plugin/ directory Unzip or move the contents of this to 'Plugin/AjaxMultiUpload' under the app root.

'Unexpected field 'img.0.error' in POST data, Unexpected field 'img.0.name' in POST Cake Controller Exception AuthSecurityException. CakePHP File Upload Plugin; CakePHP Gigya Plugin. CakePHP File Upload Plugin. I've worked hard to get multiple file uploading as easy as possible for both. How do I grab all the data for each file? I am not sure how to upload multiple files with CakePhp 3 syntax. Building Java Programs Pdf Register. I have seen posts for plugins, but I would like to know.

Add to bootstrap.php load Open Config/bootstrap.php and add this line. CakePlugin::load( 'AjaxMultiUpload ', array( 'bootstrap ' =>true)); This will allow the plugin to load all the files that it needs including it's own bootstrap.

Create file directory Make sure to create the correct files upload directory if it doesn't exist already: cd cake-app-root mkdir webroot/files chmod -R 777 webroot/files The default upload directory is 'files' under /webroot - but this can be changed (see FAQ below.) You don't have to give it a 777 permission - just make sure the web server user can write to this directory. Add to controller Add to Controller/AppController.php for use in all controllers, or in just your specific controller where you will use it as below. Echo $this ->Upload ->edit( 'Company ', $this ->Form ->fields[ 'Company.id '], 'audio/*,image/*.psd.pdf '); If you don't specify the third parameter, users will be able to upload all file types (so all files types are allowed by default.) Documentation on the string to use to specify files / types to upload is in this Stackoverflow answer about Dropzone allowed types: Some Gotchas Thanks to rscherf@github for the following two fixes. Using Auth If you are using Auth (either the CakePHP core Auth or some of the compatible or incompatible ones), you need to modify the controller to allow uploads to work.