Plugin File upload

Topic: Plugin File upload

Maximilian Schulze priority asked 11 months ago

Hi, I am currently trying to upload multiple files in laravel using the File upload plugin. I noticed that you can add several files individually via the plugin. When I do this, I have 3 images in the view but only the last one is uploaded. If I upload all 3 directly, all 3 are uploaded. Is there a solution for this?

jobs.blade.php

<form method="post" action="..." multipart="" enctype="multipart/form-data">
<input
    id="dnd-multiple-files"
    name="upload[]"
    type="file"
    class="file-upload-input"
    data-mdb-multiple="true"
    data-mdb-file-upload="file-upload"
    data-mdb-accepted-extensions=".png, .pdf, .jpg"
    multiple
    required
/>
...

JobsFormController.php

//Files
$files = $request->file('upload');
$filePaths = [];
dd($request->file('upload'));     //Problem...

Maximilian Schulze priority commented 11 months ago

Procedure: Select 3 images individually and drag them in -> last picture is only uploaded Select 3 images directly and drag them all in -> All images are uploaded

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Grzegorz Bujański staff answered 4 months ago

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We have a fix ready, but we need to test it. We will try to release a revised version as soon as possible.

But adding files one by one is not supported with input type="file". Adding another file overwrites value. File upload is an extension to native input that allows you to add files using drag and drop feature. So we are limited by the capabilities of the native input type="file".

We will fix preview display showing what has been added to the input. But adding multiple files will only be possible if you add them all at once.

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bfwien priority answered 4 months ago

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We just updated to the newest version of MDB because we needed the possibilty to upload multiple files at once and this function was broken in 4.2.

Now we have 7.1 and facing this problem described here - stil not fixed after 6 months. Passing multiple files in a form is a basic functionalty a plugin that is designed for file uploads should provide. And no, the event-listener is not a clean solution to this, because you need to use several workaround from PHP to Javascript to handle uploading and removing of files this way.

Can you please look into this?

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Grzegorz Bujański staff answered 11 months ago

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