Yii uploads files using the Cform class (Form builder)

Models (model)

First you need a file upload model:fileupload.php

<?phpClassFileUploadextends cformmodel {public  $image; /** *  @return array validation rules for model attributes. */public function rules () {return array (//note you wont need a safe rule here array (  ' image ',  ' file ',  ' allowempty ' = true,  ' types ' =  ' jpg, JPEG, GIF, PNG '),); } } 

Note:> For more validation rules, see Reference:model Rules validation

Array for CForm

The following creates an array for CForm: uploadform.php

<?phpReturnArray' Title ' =' Upload your image ',' Attributes ' =Array' Enctype ' = ' elements ' = array ( ' image ' = array (  ' type ' =  ' file ', "),  ' buttons ' = > array ( ' reset ' = array ( Span class= "hljs-string" > ' type ' =  ' reset ',  ' label ' = Span class= "hljs-string" > ' Reset ', " ' submit ' = array ( Span class= "hljs-string" > ' type ' =  ' submit ',  ' label ' = Span class= "hljs-string", "Upload",),),            

Views file (View)

Create view file: upload.php

<?phpif (Yii::app ()->user->hasflash (' Success ')):?> <divclass= "info" > <?php echo yii::app ()->< Span class= "Hljs-title" >user->getflash (' success ');?> </div><? PHP ENDIF;?> <h1>Image upload</h1> <div class= "form" ><? PHP echo $form;? ></div>  

Controllers (Controller)

Add Controller and Action (action):

<?phpClassFileuploadcontrollerExtendsCcontroller {PublicfunctionActionupload() {$model =New FileUpload ();$form =New CForm (' Application.views.fileUpload.uploadForm ',$model);if ($form->submitted (' Submit ') && $form->validate ()) { $form->model->image = cuploadedfile::getinstance ( $form->model,  ' image '); //!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! //do something with your image here //!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!! Yii::app ()->user->setflash ( ' success ',  ' File uploaded ') ;  $this->redirect (array ( Upload ')); }  $this->render ( ' upload ',  Array ( ' form ' +  $form));}      

The best way to do this here is to perform some action on the picture in your FileUpload model. Note: You do not need to assign a value to fileupload::image , but you can provide a way to access it to achieve the robust model simplification controller.

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Yii uploads files using the Cform class (Form builder)