cgm/zf2-file-upload-examples

Form file upload examples for Zend Framework 2

ZF2 File Upload Examples Module

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A set of form file upload examples to test the new features in the upcoming ZF 2.1 release., _(*2)

NOTE: These examples are only compatible with Zend Framework version 2.1 (or greater)., _(*3)

You can find a good primer on file uploading in the documentation., _(*4)

List of Examples

• Using a single File element.
• Using multiple File elements in a Collection.
• Using a single File element with the HTML5 "multiple" attribute.
• Temporarily save uploaded file(s) until a form is completely valid.
• Using file uploads with the Post-Redirect-Get plugin.
• Using AJAX to upload files and displaying progress with Session Upload Progress (Requires PHP 5.4).
• Complex example using Session Upload Progress with a partially valid form (Requires PHP 5.4).

See the Example Controllers for more details., _(*5)

If there is a use-case for file uploading that you'd like to see and isn't currently included here, please create a GitHub issue., _(*6)

Installation

1. Install the ZendSkeletonApplication.
2. Clone this project into your ./vendor/ directory (or use composer, see below).
3. Enable ZF2FileUploadExamples in your application.config.php file.
4. Create a ./data/tmpuploads directory, and make writeable by the webserver.
5. Download the jQuery Form plugin into ./public/js/jquery.form.js (for the Upload Progress example).
6. Navigate to /file-upload-examples in your browser to see the list of examples.

You may also need to change/verify these php.ini settings:, _(*7)

file_uploads = On
post_max_size = 50M
upload_max_filesize = 50M
session.upload_progress.enabled = On
session.upload_progress.freq =  "1%"
session.upload_progress.min_freq = "1"
; Also make certain 'upload_tmp_dir' is writeable

Composer

{
    "require": {
        "cgm/zf2-file-upload-examples": ">=1.0.0"
    }
}