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Peretjatko Alexandre

Thursday 19 June 2008 3:18:12 am

Hi,

I'm looking for a way to read ( in PHP ) a file that have been uploaded by the user via the Back Office.

Well.... I know, in PHP I can read my file with the <i>file</i> instruction like that :

$l_TAB_Fichier	= file($l_STR_FilePath );

.. but my trouble is to found the file's path ( my file is a text file )

I've found a way to acces to my file-object in the ezcontentobject table... but I don't know how to build the file path.

So, if someone know how to read an uploaded file content, help is welcome.

Regards

Alex.
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Personnal website : http://www.alex-design.fr

Pascal Specht

Thursday 19 June 2008 5:20:20 am

Hi Alexandre,

Maybe you can find your solution by reverse-engineering what eZBinaryFileHandler does:

$fileHandler =& eZBinaryFileHandler::instance();
$result = $fileHandler->handleDownload( $contentObject, $contentObjectAttribute, EZ_BINARY_FILE_TYPE_FILE );

Hope this helps,
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Peretjatko Alexandre

Thursday 19 June 2008 5:35:01 am

Hi Pascal,

In your code,

if $contentObject is the value that I found in ezcontentobject table ( column ID ), what would be $contentObjectAttribute ?

Regards

Alex.
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Personnal website : http://www.alex-design.fr

Pascal Specht

Thursday 19 June 2008 6:05:51 am

Hi Alexandre,

the contentObjectAttribute argument is the eZContentObjectAttribute of the ContentObject (see eZContentObjectAttribute documentation here:http://pubsvn.ez.no/doxygen/trunk/html/classeZContentObjectAttribute.html).
The code was a snipped from eZ's source code, not working out of the box.

What I meant is that you can start looking at how this has been implemented, how eZ Publish does it.

(from kernel/classes/ezbinaryfilehandler.php)

$fileInfo = $contentObjectAttribute->storedFileInformation( $contentObject, $version,
            $contentObjectAttribute->attribute( 'language_code' ) );

one typical way to get COA (ContentObjectAttributes) from a contentobject is for example:

$contentObjectAttributes =& $contentobject->contentObjectAttributes( false, false, $language, false );

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