Add multiple uploads to your models using this plugin's widgets and validators
git submodule add git://github.com/bshaffer/sfUploadPlugin.git plugins/sfUploadPlugin
git submodule init
git submodule update
svn propedit svn:externals plugins
In the editor that's displayed, add the following entry and then save
sfUploadPlugin https://svn.github.com/bshaffer/sfUploadPlugin.git
Finally, update:
svn up
In your config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php file, make sure you have
the plugin enabled.
$this->enablePlugins('sfUploadPlugin');
Publish your assets
./symfony plugin:publish-assets
Clear your cache
./symfony cc
This plugin is very simple, and provides two very useful classes for attaching multiple files to an object
- sfWidgetFormInputFileMultiple
- sfValidatorFileMultiple
In order to use these classes, you must have a field of type array on your model. This should be done in config/doctrine/schema.yml.
Note: this field type is only available with doctrine objects. Read more on array field types here
MyModelForm:
columns:
uploads:
type: array
default: null
Set the widget and validator to sfWidgetFormInputFileMultiple and sfValidatorFileMultiple in your model's form class
class MyModelForm extends BaseMyModelForm
{
public function configure()
{
$this->setWidget('uploads', new sfWidgetFormInputFileMultiple());
$this->setValidator('uploads', new sfValidatorFileMultiple());
}
}
This class extends sfWidgetFormInputFile and has the following additional options:
- max - the max number of uploads allowed on the object. Set to null if there is no maximum
- disable_js - enable this to use the plugin without javascript enabled.
This class extends sfValidatorFile and has the following additional options:
- max - the max number of uploads allowed on the object. Displays the max error message if it fails