Re: [Myghty-users] uploads

[David G. <dg...@sp...>]

Hi Michael -
upload seems to work with apache, no problem (returning a Field object). 
I guess I can't use the test server for this...

thanks for looking into.
David

Michael Bayer wrote:
> ah test server, i have no clue if file upload is supported by the python
> HTTP classes.  not sure why it isnt though, its not a terribly different
> method of posting data.
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>>Oh, I'm using the test server. Maybe that's the problem. When I put in
>>the "multipart/form-data", the test server yields a "404". I'll try it
>>with apache/mod_python...
>>
>>David
>>
>>michael bayer wrote:
>>
>>>david -
>>>
>>>the one thing i can see is the form needs to have
>>>enctype="multipart/form-data" specified if you are doing file upload.
>>>
>>>so give that a try.  the other thing is, i have never tested that it
>>>gets the file upload objects back from mod_python correctly.   but if
>>>not, its not that complicated, ill post a quick fix in case it doesnt
>>>work (let me know).
>>>
>>>- mike
>>>
>>>On Jan 27, 2005, at 2:44 AM, David Geller wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Hi,
>>>>
>>>>Maybe it's too late at night to comprehend anything, but how do you do
>>>>file *uploads* using myghty?
>>>>
>>>>The docs state that "In the case of a top-level component called in an
>>>>HTTP context, ARGS contains the full set of client request parameters.
>>>>Each field is one of: a string, a list of strings, or for handling
>>>>file upload objects, a Field object (from the FieldStorage API) or a
>>>>list of Field objects."
>>>>
>>>>However, when I have a form such as
>>>>
>>>><form action="http://localhost:8001/blah" method="POST">
>>>>Enter xml file to upload: <br>
>>>><input name="xmlcontents" type="file" size="100">
>>>><input name="submit" type="submit" value="Upload XML File">
>>>></form>
>>>>
>>>>it seems that the value of "xmlcontents" is the entered file name (a
>>>>string), and not a Field object so that I can get the *contents* sent
>>>>via the POST.
>>>>
>>>>Am I doing something wrong?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks!
>>>>
>>>>David
>>>>
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