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TOPIC: Change images folder

Change images folder 12 years 10 months ago #17639

  • Mr_Willy
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Hello!
Is there any way to change source folder? I have a lot of uploaded images and if not I find myself reuploading same images that are already in another folder. I can't find how to do this if possible.

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Re: Change images folder 12 years 10 months ago #17815

Hello,

I don't understand your question completly.
In RSForm!Pro with the file upload function you can choice where the files need to be saved.
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Wilco Alsemgeest

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Re: Change images folder 12 years 9 months ago #18031

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You can use this code to achieve your goal.

put this code in the scripts $post section if you use the submissions option.

It only works for new uploads though.
$files = JRequest::get('files');
$dir = "name/of/dir/";
 
$file1 = $files['form']['name']['name_of_upload_box'];
$files['form']['name']['name_of_upload_box'] = $dir.$file1;
Use this code in combination with inserting other data to a separate MySQL table in the scripts $post section :).
$files = JRequest::get('files');
$dir = "name/of/dir/";
 
$file = $files['form']['name']['name_of_upload_box'];
JFile::upload($files['form']['tmp_name']['name_of_upload_box'],$dir.$file);
exit;
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