Actually, I've created this form factory to upload 1 to 4 images at the
same time and that's why I named the field "image_1", "image_2", ... After
form passes validation, I manually insert the file in db.imagebiens table.
The new file name being stored in image field.
So how can I achieve this functionality and render the image file with
download function ? Should I go for multiple form to upload each file or
give the view the direct link to the image ?
Tiana
Le mardi 20 mai 2014 16:53:15 UTC+3, Anthony a écrit :
>
> The problem is that in your factory form, you named the field "image_1",
> which then gets included in the filename, but in your actual db.imagebiens
> table, the field name is "image". When the download function receives the
> filename, it assumes the "imagebiens.image_1" prefix refers to table and
> field name. It then checks that Field object in order to figure out its
> associated uploadfolder. Of course, because there is no
> db.imagebiens.image_1 field, this lookup fails.
>
> Anthony
>
> On Tuesday, May 20, 2014 7:22:58 AM UTC-4, Tiana A. Ralijaona wrote:
>>
>> Hi everybody,
>>
>> I manually uploaded file via SQLFORM.factory too and the file has been
>> uploaded using the excerpt below :
>>
>> forma = SQLFORM.factory(
>> Field("image_1", "upload", uploadfield=True,
>> uploadfolder=os.path.join(request.folder,'uploads/'), ...), ...,
>> table_name="imagebiens")
>> ...
>> if forma.validate():
>> if forma.vars.image_1:
>> db.imagebiens.insert(**dict(image=forma.vars.image_1, bienid=
>> bien.id))
>> ...
>> It works. I can find the file renamed in the uploads folder.
>> But now, I want to render the file in a view like this :
>>
>> <p>
>> {{for sary in limagebien:}}
>> <img src="{{=URL("default", "download", args=sary.image)}}"
>> width="96" height="96">
>> {{pass}}
>> </p>
>>
>>
>> which is rendered in html like this :
>>
>> <p> <img
>> src="/maloca/default/download/imagebiens.image_1.a8e26134c9014d3a.6372756e636862616e672e706e67.png"
>> width="96" height="96"> <img
>> src="/maloca/default/download/imagebiens.image_1.b24410c2dae27017.6372756e636862616e672d666c616d65732d776964652d62792d6f6d6e732e6a7067.jpg"
>> width="96" height="96"> </p>
>>
>>
>> The problem is that the image doesn't appear. The download action seems
>> not to be capable to render it. Has anyone an idea where in this code the
>> problem comes from?
>>
>> Thanks in advance
>>
>> Le jeudi 6 octobre 2011 01:55:20 UTC+3, TheSweetlink a écrit :
>>>
>>> Hello Alex,
>>>
>>> Two things I've found when manually uploading via SQLFORM.factory:
>>>
>>> 1) You need to specify a table_name='...' to avoid the
>>> no_table_newfilename.extension issue like this:
>>>
>>> form = SQLFORM.factory(...Field definitions...,
>>> table_name='some_table_name')
>>>
>>> 2) Additionally you must specify an uploadfolder in your upload Field
>>> definition similar to this:
>>>
>>> form = SQLFORM.factory(...,
>>> Field('invoice_logo', type='upload',
>>> uploadfolder=os.path.join(request.folder,'static/uploads/')),
>>> ..., table_name='whatever_you_like')
>>>
>>> **NOTE** 'static/uploads' is just an example, you can upload to
>>> wherever it will be appropriate.
>>>
>>> In this case the newly uploaded and renamed file to
>>> your_application's_dir/static/uploads/your_new_filename_here
>>>
>>> One gotcha to look out for following your field name as an example
>>> without the quotation marks:
>>>
>>> In your form.accepts(...):
>>>
>>> "request.vars.invoice_logo" will contain the original filename of your
>>> upload whereas
>>>
>>> "form.vars.invoice_logo_newfilename" will contain the newly renamed
>>> file like yourtablename.9203842903.thaoeu09gu023hgda3p.ext
>>>
>>> No need to call store() directly as SQLFORM.factory will take care of
>>> that for you.
>>>
>>> I hope that this helps you.
>>>
>>> -David Bloom
>>>
>>> On Oct 4, 7:53 pm, Alex <mrauc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> > Hi,
>>> >
>>> > I've already spent quite some time with the following problem which I
>>> > think should be fairly easy. I hope someone can help me.
>>> >
>>> > # model
>>> > db.define_table('admin_setting',
>>> > Field('name', 'string', notnull=True),
>>> > Field('value', 'string', notnull=True))
>>> >
>>> > in the controller I'm creating a form for various admin settings.
>>> > form = SQLFORM.factory(
>>> > Field('invoice_logo', 'upload'), ...)
>>> >
>>> > the view works well and displays all fields.
>>> >
>>> > When uploading a file for the logo the file should be handled like
>>> > always (file uploaded to uploads folder, renamed to uuid filename). in
>>> > the table admin_setting I want to store the filename of the uploaded
>>> > file in a row where name='invoice_logo' (the filename should be stored
>>> > in the value field).
>>> >
>>> > How can I achieve this? currently I have this code (the update is
>>> > performed later and not shown here):
>>> > if form.accepts(request.vars, formname='admin_setting_form',
>>> > dbio=False):
>>> > if request.vars.invoice_logo != None:
>>> > if type(request.vars.invoice_logo) != str:
>>> > request.vars.invoice_logo_filename =
>>> > request.vars.invoice_logo.filename
>>> > field = Field('invoice_logo', 'upload')
>>> > # field.store fails because field does not have a _tablename
>>> > uploaded_file = field.store(request.vars.invoice_logo.file,
>>> > request.vars.invoice_logo.filename)
>>> > else:
>>> > del request.vars.invoice_logo # do not delete existing logo
>>
>>
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