My header code:
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#sampleFile').uploadify({
'uploader': 'include/uploadify/uploadify.swf',
'script': 'add_list.php',
'scriptData': {'mode': 'upload'},
'fileDataName': 'sampleFile',
'folder': '/work/avais/bizlists/lists',
'cancelImg': 'include/uploadify/cancel.png',
'queueID': 'sampleQueue'
});
});
AFAIK all I can do in the "add_list.php" file is finish the upload process off by moving the file to the final dir; I don't think there is any way I can 'return something' like an error right?
It would be good if I could use this file also to disallow certain characters or return an error if there was some kind of problem, but I don't think there is?
I guess I could just strip out any bad characters, but would be useful to know if I can return a response somehow?
Anything that is echoed in your add_list.php file is sent to the onComplete function as response. So you could do the following:
If you want the name of the file, you "must" use (the correct method) fileObj.name:
To anybody who may run into this in the future. It took me a little bit to figure out how to pass my own data back from the server.
The current version of uploadify at this writing is 3.2 and you are probably looking for the onUploadSuccess event: http://www.uploadify.com/documentation/uploadify/onuploadsuccess/
That will allow you to get returned data from the server.
You can add some event handlers to your upload script to check for complete action and for error
So, as the onComplete function will have the response sent back from the server side script, you can return a response to the client and then parse the response inside the event handler.
Check the Uploadify documentation for more details
Hope it helps