Jul 13th, 2011, 9:54 AM
Hi Jim,
Sorry you're having trouble!
From the screenshots you posted, I don't see anything misconfigured. Two things to try:
1. did you try the tests on the Settings -> Files tab? There, click on the two buttons next to the File Upload Path and File Upload URL. Click each one. They test that (a) the file upload folder that's specified is valid, and (b) the URL entered maps to the folder.
If that works properly, try this:
2. Create a new blank submission in your form, then in the admin interface, try uploading a file for the field. Does that work?
If that also works, it's a problem with your form. The two likely candidates are:
(a) your <form> tag doesn't include an enctype="multipart/form-data" attribute on the form page,
(b) the params passed to the ft_api_process_form() function isn't being passed the "files" => $_FILES key-value pair.
Let me know how it goes!
- Ben
Sorry you're having trouble!
From the screenshots you posted, I don't see anything misconfigured. Two things to try:
1. did you try the tests on the Settings -> Files tab? There, click on the two buttons next to the File Upload Path and File Upload URL. Click each one. They test that (a) the file upload folder that's specified is valid, and (b) the URL entered maps to the folder.
If that works properly, try this:
2. Create a new blank submission in your form, then in the admin interface, try uploading a file for the field. Does that work?
If that also works, it's a problem with your form. The two likely candidates are:
(a) your <form> tag doesn't include an enctype="multipart/form-data" attribute on the form page,
(b) the params passed to the ft_api_process_form() function isn't being passed the "files" => $_FILES key-value pair.
Let me know how it goes!
- Ben