Open fredrikekelund opened 8 years ago
Closing because due to issue age. Please re-open if you continue to have issues
I also would like to know, if form submission would be possible without additional javascript. That'd be nice.
I think creating a simple field for file upload should work out of the box with the latest versions. Try it out and report a new bug if that doesn't work.
I tried the following without success (it requires javascript):
custom_file:
name: myfile
type: file
label: A Label
destination: 'user/data/uploads/myupload'
multiple: false
autofocus: false
accept:
- image/*
Could you please reopen the issue, as the name and description is exactly what the issue is about?
I meant you need to create your own file field type -- with plain old HTML file field. I think that should actually work as long as you define it properly.
Now I tried with:
custom_file:
name: myfile
type: simplefile
label: A Label
destination: 'user/data/uploads'
multiple: false
autofocus: false
accept:
- image/*
simplefile.html.twig
{% extends "forms/field.html.twig" %}
{% set defaults = config.plugins.form %}
{% set files = defaults.files|merge(field|default([])) %}
{% block input %}
<input
{# required attribute structures #}
{% block input_attributes %}
type="file"
{% if files.multiple %}multiple="multiple"{% endif %}
{% if files.accept %}accept="{{ files.accept|join(',') }}"{% endif %}
{% if field.disabled %}disabled="disabled"{% endif %}
{% if field.random_name %}random="true"{% endif %}
{% if required %}required="required"{% endif %}
{{ parent() }}
{% endblock %}
/>
{% endblock %}
Still not working. I tried to understand the code, but it seems to be split in many files with a lot of legacy stuff. Is the "legacy" upload the "normal" html upload you are referring to or is this "just" legacy code?
I want to note that I verified that file
via ajax still works.
I feel a bit like a party pooper with this, but I'm looking to create a form with a custom template that includes a simple file input. I don't really want to upload the file with AJAX, or use the custom dropzone design included in the default form template. It's nice functionality, but it seems targeted at a pretty specific use case, whereas I just want a click-to-submit form. From looking at 4f0d5b66166db79018ca16cdf07d8e83888d55ec, it seems like the form won't pick up any files from POST submissions anymore. Is that the case? Couldn't these two use cases coexist?