Hello,
I recently came across a very-cool uploader, called RAD Upload Applet, from http://www.radinks.com. Its a signed HTTP Uploader that provides a drag n drop target on a webpage, that manages multiple uploads with status bars and is quite nice. It's obviously client-side Java, but the authors have encoded the REQUEST data as 'userfile[0]' and 'userfile[1]' and so on. When I view the REQUEST, they show at ZPublisher File Upload objects, but I can't seem to get at them because of the brackets in the literal. It tries to resolve them as a list, when in fact they're an array.
How do I access them in either a Python Script or DTML Method with this bracket problem? What should I try next?
They have examples in PHP, Perl and Java...
-Jon Cyr cyrj@cyr.info
* Jonathan Cyr cyrj@cyr.info [2004-07-02 23:25]:
Hello,
I recently came across a very-cool uploader, called RAD Upload Applet, from http://www.radinks.com. Its a signed HTTP Uploader that provides a drag n drop target on a webpage, that manages multiple uploads with status bars and is quite nice. It's obviously client-side Java, but the authors have encoded the REQUEST data as 'userfile[0]' and 'userfile[1]' and so on. When I view the REQUEST, they show at ZPublisher File Upload objects, but I can't seem to get at them because of the brackets in the literal. It tries to resolve them as a list, when in fact they're an array.
How do I access them in either a Python Script or DTML Method with this bracket problem? What should I try next?
Subscript with the exact string literal:
REQUEST['userfile[0]']
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Jonathan Cyr -
Roché Compaan