We are in the 'handle_uploaded_files' callback function, in the index.php script. To avoid double coding, we "
. "just call the default behavior of the JUpload PHP class. Just replace this by your code..."
. $juploadPhpSupportClass->defaultAfterUploadManagement();;
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//First: the applet parameters
//
// Default value should work nice on most configuration. In this sample, we use some specific parameters, to show
// how to use this array.
// See comment for the parameters used on this demo page.
//
// You can use all applet parameters in this array.
// see all details http://jupload.sourceforge.net/howto-customization.html
//
$appletParameters = array(
//Default value is ... maximum size for a file on the current FS. 2G is problably too much already.
'maxFileSize' => $JAVAMaxSizeUpload . 'G',
//
//In the sourceforge project structure, the applet jar file is one folder below. Default
//configuration is ok, if wjhk.jupload.jar is in the same folder as the script containing this call.
'archive' => 'wjhk.jupload.jar',
'showLogWindow' => 'false',
'width' => '100%',
'height' => '358px',
'name' => 'No limit Uploader',
'allowedFileExtensions' => implode('/', $ext),
//To manage, other jar files, like the ftp jar files if postURL is an FTP URL:
//'archive' => 'wjhk.jupload.jar,jakarta-commons-oro.jar,jakarta-commons-net.jar',
//
//Default afterUploadURL displays the list of uploaded files above the applet (in the markers, see below)
//You can use any page you want, to manage the uploaded files. Here is a sample, that also only shows the list of files.
'afterUploadURL' => 'success.php?path=' . $_GET['path'],
//
//This demo expects the md5sum to be sent by the applet. But the parameter is not mandatory
//This value should be set to false (or the line commented), for big files, as md5 calculation
//may be long (Note this must be string and *not* boolean true/false)
'sendMD5Sum' => 'false',
//
'debugLevel' => 0 // 100 disables redirect after upload, so we keep it below. This still gives a lot of information, in case of problem.
);
// for htaccess protected folders
if ((isset($_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER']) && $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'] != '') && $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'] != '' && $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'] != '')
{
$appletParameters['specificHeaders'] = 'Authorization: Basic ' . base64_encode($_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'] . ":" . $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_PW']);
}
//
//Then: the jupload PHP class parameters
$classParameters = array(
//Files won't be stored on the server. Useful for first tests of the applet behavior ... and sourceforge demo site !
'demo_mode' => false,
//
//Allow creation of subdirectories, when uploading several folders/files (drag and drop a folder on the applet to use it).
'allow_subdirs' => true,
//
// The callbackAfterUploadManagement function will be called, once all files are uploaded, with the list
//of uploaded files as an argument. See the above sample, and change it according to your needs.
//'callbackAfterUploadManagement' => 'handle_uploaded_files',
//
//I work on windows. The default configuration is /var/tmp/jupload_test
'destdir' => $path //Where to store the files on the web
//'errormail' => 'me@my.domain.org',
);
if ( ! empty($convert_spaces))
{
$classParameters['convert_spaces'] = true;
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Instantiate and initialize JUpload : integration of the applet in your web site.
$juploadPhpSupportClass = new JUpload($appletParameters, $classParameters);
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//Then, a simple HTML page, for the demo
//
// "" is the tag where the list of uploaded files will be written.
// "" is the place where the applet will be integrated, in the web page.
?>
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