I would like to be able to have a page where the owner of the site can upload a new image.so i can have an admin page, she can click 'upload photo', and it uploades the photo and updates my nav file (xml)Does anyone know of any source codes for this? i have a decent understanding of xml. the part i am unsure of is how to upload the photo, then append the xml file with the new photo name.i would like to use php for this.
my listener.onComplete = function(selectedFile:FileReference) is fired without any file in the upload dir. if the file is small and I wait a bit I can see the file (through FTP) coming up on the server, but most of the times the "onComplete" if fired without any file being saved.
can I add something to this php code to make sure the file is uploaded?
If you have an .as file in the global include directory do you have to upload it to your server with the flash file or does it compile the flash file with the included info?
Is there any "mainstream" library used for this purpose? Commonly spread, well maintained, documented etc.I found these (using flash):
Uploadify - not many releases, latest 12/2010, no documentation (!) SWFUpload - latest release 03/2010, documentation fancyupload - looks buggy.
phpfileuploader - looks heavyweight, and looks commercial (?) I cannot read the licence (you can download it but are you allowed to use it forever without paying?) plupload New version of pure javascript (no flash) Valums' ajax upload claims to handle file size limit and progress bar, which is quite suspicious to me: these features require to guess the file size before the upload, which seems impossible in javascript (look also here). Or can it work?
there is a flash bug on osx 10.6 (snow leopard) after uploading a file. does anyone know this bug? i tried many online apps like [URL] and also have seen that other people had the same problem : [URL]
Is there a way to create a form in which the user can upload a file (like a pdf) with the click of a button? I do not find any component capable of doing that. I presume this could be done with ActionScript.
I am using the file reference class (FILE UPLOAD) in an application for the web.
it seems to work eg. listeners and messages relaying back to the flash doc. however the actual file itself that i am uploading does not show up in the folder i am uploading to?
The php code and actionscript code is taken straight from F1 help in flash....so what gives?
i have a problem while i am trying to upload an xml file in flash.i have a simple xml on my desktop called text.xml and the code i have written in actionscript is this:[code]name_txt is the instance name.well i have just started using flash and i dont know MANY things.i get no errors but it dowsne upload too.
The title says it all. Anyone know how I would code a file/pic upload form in flash. I have seen examples that you can use php. However I have tried the php/java I designed for my dreamweaver sites. I think It's time I get with the real designers and us flash for my websites.
I'm trying to put together a news system which allows users to write a headline, a short article (300 words)then upload an image to with the piece.I can do the text part with LoadVariables ("uploader.php" , this, "POST" ) which just sends the vars to php and then on into an SQL table and I can do the upload image part with the code below (taken from a Kirups tutorial) - but I can't seem to do both in one go .I Don't care if the image goes to a blob in SQL or into the file system of the server - I just need the text posted to SQL and the image uploaded.
AS2 CODE: import flash.net.FileReference; var progressBar:MovieClip; var reference:FileReference = new FileReference();[code].....
I need to be able to have a user drag multiple images from the locate file system onto the flash/flex/html5 app which will then taker the file name details and contact the server.Upon server response then upload the file ( assuming server validation passed ).I know this can be done in Java but that is not an option.Please do not suggest the FileReference.browse function as the retouchers are to stupid(no joke here) to use this and it has to be drag and drop.This has to work with all current versions of the popular browsers( hrome,FireFox,IE,Safari)What it comes down to is I want to put an image up on the web page stating drop here and allow them to upload the file(s) by dropping on it.
I've been trying to build a simple flash uploader to upload files onto a server using the FileReference-class and simple PHP. Trying this on a localhost-server succeeded within two minutes, great!
However, now I am trying to do the same thing on the remote-server, but it keeps giving IO-errors. I have done the following: Put all permissions to 777, in the main folder and also the folder where the pictures are uploaded to Tried different remote servers
I want to be able to upload files to a mysql database via flash remoting and using php as the server side script. is this possible and how would you do it?
Since Flash 8 FileReference API was introduced, and file upload/download through Flash finally became possible. The API has one troubling limitation though, which is the 100mb limit for file transfer.
I'm developing a browser based file transfer utility, and I would have wanted to implement it with solely Flash. It has to have the ability to manage far larger files than 100mb. Does anyone know a way to overcome this limitation, or have another solution for file upload/download through Flash 8?
I created a simple flash mp3 player to play songs on my boyfriend's band's website.. It works fine when I test it locally on my computer, however, once I upload the .swf file to the server, it takes forever (5+ min) to load the songs. I am using AS2... here is the code I am using...
var dynamic_sound:Sound = new Sound(); dynamic_sound.onLoad = function() { dynamic_sound.start(0,1);[code].....
There was a recent Flash vulnerability found that allows for the potential of malicious attacks when someone uploads a flash file or a file embedded with flash (for example, a gif overloaded)According to the article, even a simple image can be hijacked.In php, the typical ways of checking a file type are by extension, and by mime-type.Using the simple example of an image, how would php properly vet a file (as is recommended in the article). Mime types can be spoofed, as can extension, and if the file is piggy-backed, what is the workaround?
For For some reason, I'm not getting any result returned to me when uploading a file to my server. I'm using a php script, the file gets sent, gets uploaded, but I can't get the return result.
I am firing these event listeners: fileRef.addEventListener(ProgressEvent.PROGRESS, fileRef_progress); fileRef.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, fileRef_complete);
I'm trying to track the progress of a file upload in AS3, and I'm getting strange behavior. When I select a file and upload it, the progress is instantaneously 100% even if the file is 10 or more megabytes, but it's not finished. The onComplete event is fired about 30 second to a few minutes later (depending on file size) when the file has really finished uploading. I've tested this locally and on the server, the behaviour is the same. Has anyone else experienced this? Very frustrating ...
Otherwise, the file is uploading fine. The code is simple:
myFileReference.addEventListener(ProgressEvent.PROGRESS, onUploadProgress); function onUploadProgress(e:ProgressEvent) { var pctDone:Number = (e.bytesLoaded / e.bytesTotal) * 100; trace(pctDone); }
I'm trying to make a flash uploader. The issue however that has me stumped the uploader doesn't seem to be calling the php file. I'm watching in httpfox and its dosen't seem to be calling any file. Yet it appears to be uploading. It never actually uploads anything but it acts normally I don't get any errors I check the logs I don't see any issues in the logs. I have an html uploader that works fine. What else is there to check?! BTW this is on a server with self assigned cert I know there are issues with that but wouldn't it complain instead of not doing anything?
I'm looking into uploading an XML file and then storing it's contents in database. It looks like upload method of flash.net.FileReference would do the job however it just gives you an option to upload it to server.
I could upload it to server, read it from that server and then delete that file but I would like to avoid extra work.
Is there a way to just load a file into memory without saving it on some remote location?
I'm running into an issue with Uploadify. I have put Uploadify into my app and all works fine in dev (using the VS web server). All worked fine and checked until I deployed the app into my test environment which uses Integrated Windows Authentication. When I actually go to upload the file, the browser brings up a login prompt. At this point, even if you type in the correct username and password, the request seems not to complete and even if you tell the browser to remember the password it still brings up the login prompt.
When this started to occur, I decided to spin up Fiddler and see what was going on. But guess what, when ever Fiddler is running the issue doesn't occur. Unfortunately I can't make running Fiddler a reuqierment for running the app. I know there are some issues with Uploadify/flash when using forms authentication but I didn't think they carried across to Integrated Windows Authentication.