Yes, Anthony I'll do as you said. Thanks once again.
On Tuesday, November 18, 2014 12:06:31 PM UTC+5:30, T.R.Rajkumar wrote:
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> form_upload = SQLFORM.factory(Field('your_excel_file', 'upload',
> uploadfolder='helloworld/uploads'))
> if form_upload.process().accepted:
> session.your_excel_
It sounds like you do need the file to persist across multiple requests, so
the simplest approach might be to create a database table with an upload
field to store the file. As soon as you're done with the file, then just
delete the record in the database (the file will be deleted automatically
@Anthony Thanks for your kind reply. I don't need to save the file. That's
why w/o db, session becomes handy. I upload the file in master data page
having two forms. One form is the SQLFORM.factory for uploading the excel
file and the other form is to enter the key parameters. When the second
f
First, upload fields do not store the full file path, only the filename
itself. The file path is obtained from the Field object, which you are not
persisting in this case because you are using SQLFORM.factory. Also,
uploads with SQLFORM.factory are tricky because the filename includes the
datab
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