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Thread Uploading files in batch via PHP
Wed, Mar 12 2014 3:19 PMPermanent Link

Mike

Hi,

I have two forms. Form1 has a grid with column filenames (including path) and Form2 allows to select a file via the FileUploadButton. After selecting the file the filename is added to the grid (on Form1).

How I can upload the filenames from the grid in batch via PHP? It seems the FileUploadButton data is used for uploading but I can't change the filename or execute this component to simulate this behavior,

Regards,

Michael
Sat, Mar 15 2014 8:10 AMPermanent Link

Mike

Would it be possible to upload a file via TServerRequest?

Regards,

Michael
Wed, Mar 19 2014 11:32 AMPermanent Link

Tim Young [Elevate Software]

Elevate Software, Inc.

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Mike,

<< I have two forms. Form1 has a grid with column filenames (including path)
and Form2 allows to select a file via the FileUploadButton. After selecting
the file the filename is added to the grid (on Form1).

How I can upload the filenames from the grid in batch via PHP? It seems the
FileUploadButton data is used for uploading but I can't change the filename
or execute this component to simulate this behavior, >>

Do you want to upload multiple files from the same directory ?  There is an
HTML5 "multiple" attribute for file upload controls that can be used for
this (not available in EWB yet because
it's IE10 or higher), but you're restricted to files in the same path.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com
Wed, Mar 19 2014 3:51 PMPermanent Link

Mike

Hi Tim,

Yes I want to upload multiple files from different directories.

It seems I have to find out another solution.

Regards,

Michael
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