[KaBaDaBrA]

Hi,

Since this is my first post I just want to say GROCERYCRUD is insanely awesome and has saved me a lot of time. Really awesome piece of work!

I downloaded the latest files from github and noticed there is a "callback_upload" and "callback_after_upload" callback. Is there an example anyone can show me or how this works. After I uploaded an image I would like to call two custom models I wrote to crop and resize the uploaded images.

Thanks in advance!

[web-johnny]

Hello there and welcome to the forum.

You are lucky as I finished this feature yesterday. Actually in your case you just need the callback_after_upload . So when the upload is done then you need to crop and resize the image. You can do this with a simple callback and the given parameters are:

function test_callback_after_upload($uploader_response , $state_info , $_FILES)

{

   // return  'Your image cannot cropped are you sure that you gicve the right format? '; //return a string for a custom error or false for the default error.

	 return true;// if everything goes fine

}

The callback work exactly the same way as all the callbacks in grocery CRUD so to call it you will just have this simple line of code:

$crud->callback_after_upload(array($this,'test_callback_after_upload'));

For more documentation please wait for the new version. Also I will add the croping resizing functionality at version 1.2 , so if it's not something urgent you can wait till the 23th of March that I have the deadline for my self for the new release.

[KaBaDaBrA]

Thanks web-johnny and you're LEGEN...wait for it because this pause is just to awesome to give up....DARY!!!!!

I will play around with it today and give it a bash - Currently I have an urgent project to get up, already wrote two models for cropping and resizing so when fails I will just call a manual method for now to check images.

Thanks again!!

[web-johnny]

Oh I think I found a fan of How I Met Your Mother

Thank you for your good words. I really appreciate it.

[muonshirata]

function resize($uploader_response,$field_info, $files_to_upload){

		$this->load->library('image_moo');

		$file_uploaded = $field_info->upload_path.'/'.$uploader_response[0]->name;

		$thumb = $field_info->upload_path.'/thumbs/'.$uploader_response[0]->name;

		$pic = $this->image_moo->load($file_uploaded);

		$pic->resize(500,300)->save($file_uploaded,true);

		$pic->resize(220,80)->save($thumb,true);

		return true;

	}

hello everyone i have problem to delete 2 image. how i can delete 2 image? because there is no callback to delete a file upload.

[web-johnny]

As you said for now there is not any callback for delete files. You have to change the library and try to add a callback for the delete. I cannot think about another solution (or workaround) right now.

[arif_avi]

Its highly forbidden to change the core of any libraries else u will seriously face problems while updating ....

heres a solutions ----

Extend the grocery crud model using ur custom class--- (file path -- libraries folder of ci)

<?php

/**

* Description of my_gc

*

* @author Arif

*/

class My_gc extends grocery_CRUD {

	function __construct() {

		parent::__construct();

	}

	

	/**

	 * delete file --- extend parent function and delete the thumbnail

	 * @param object $state_info

	 * @param string $filepath -- eg., /www/my_site/assets/images/

	 */

	protected function delete_file($state_info, $filepath = NULL)

	{

		$result = parent::delete_file($state_info);

		if($result):			

			if($filepath == NULL):

				$upload_info = $this->upload_fields[$state_info->field_name];

				$filepath = $upload_info->upload_path."/thumb_".$state_info->file_name;

			else:

				$filepath = $filepath."thumb_".$state_info->file_name;

			endif;

			

			@unlink($filepath);

			return true;

		endif;

		

		return false;

	}

}



?>

Assuming u are saving ur thumbnail files ase --> thumb_filename.ext

heres what u need to do in ur controller ---

$this->load->library('my_gc');

$crud = new My_gc();

Thanks
Arif[attachment=398:my_gc.php]

[NewJersey]

Is there any easier way to check where to get the file info on a specific field after it was uploaded?

 

I thought of callbacks for upload but not sure if that will do, as it happens aside from the method I am executing when adding a record that contains the file info.

 

I get the the url of the file name on that table, but, that's all...? if I have the $_FILES would be the best in my case.

 

Kind Regards,

 

Ernani

[arif_avi]

Is there any easier way to check where to get the file info on a specific field after it was uploaded?

 

I thought of callbacks for upload but not sure if that will do, as it happens aside from the method I am executing when adding a record that contains the file info.

 

I get the the url of the file name on that table, but, that's all...? if I have the $_FILES would be the best in my case.

 

Kind Regards,

 

Ernani

 

Since GC uses CI's native upload library I guess u should have a look at the $state_info variable which may contain all the values you need(i am not sure though. Will  check once i am free).

More over you could actually use little hack:

1. Use file upload on a field.(so that multipart form type is used)

2. Hide that field using GC'S change field type method.

3. Use callback add field method to add a file field.

4. Then use ur call back on that file field and process the $_Files variable and do what ever you want.

 

Hopefully that will help

Thanks

Arif

[NewJersey]

Since GC uses CI's native upload library I guess u should have a look at the $state_info variable which may contain all the values you need(i am not sure though. Will  check once i am free).

More over you could actually use little hack:

1. Use file upload on a field.(so that multipart form type is used)

2. Hide that field using GC'S change field type method.

3. Use callback add field method to add a file field.

4. Then use ur call back on that file field and process the $_Files variable and do what ever you want.

 

Hopefully that will help

Thanks

Arif

 

Hello Arif!

 

I was able to use a callback before insert to be able to retrieve the file name of the upload field, with that I was able to read the file bytes and everything else to store it into the db table.

 

It worked like a charm!

 

Thanks!

[arif_avi]

Do share your code with us.

 

Thanks

Arif

[HPM]

hello newjersey! can you share your code here