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[SOLVED]Turn Off Joomla! Warning

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 4:22 pm
by knucklesmcfly
Hey all...I have a script in MVC form that handles a form post with an optional file upload...My problem is that when the user does not input a file to upload, it's optional, I get a Joomla! warning on the redirected page that says, "Warning: Failed to move file." I know it's a Joomla! warning because it has the warning icon.

How do I turn that off?

Thanks all... :pop

Re: Turn Off Joomla! Warning

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 4:27 pm
by Marcus Stafford
Go to Global Configuration and click Server.

Set 'Error Reporting' to None.

Re: Turn Off Joomla! Warning

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 5:08 pm
by knucklesmcfly
Tried that. It didn't work.

Re: Turn Off Joomla! Warning

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 6:13 pm
by dhuelsmann
Why is it trying to upload the file if the user didn't input anything? Sounds like you need to adjust your code so that it doesn't try to upload if there was no input

Re: Turn Off Joomla! Warning

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 7:32 pm
by knucklesmcfly
Here's the code:

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		if ($image)
		{
			jimport('joomla.filesystem.file');
			
			$imagename = JFile::makeSafe($image['name']);
			
				$src = $image['tmp_name'];
				$dest = JPATH_COMPONENT . DS . "uploads" . DS . $imagename;
		
				if ( strtolower(JFile::getExt($imagename) ) == 'jpg' || 'png') 
				{
				   if ( JFile::upload($src, $dest) ) {
				      $filemsg = 'Your image has been uploaded';
				   } else {
				      $filemsg = 'There was an error uploading your image';
				   }
				} else {
				   $filemsg = 'Image is not proper file extension';
				}   
			
		}

Re: Turn Off Joomla! Warning

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 7:35 pm
by dhuelsmann
Where are you making sure that $image is set to null before input?

Re: Turn Off Joomla! Warning

Posted: Sat Feb 27, 2010 10:58 am
by knucklesmcfly
dhuelsmann wrote:Where are you making sure that $image is set to null before input?
In the controller:

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$image = JRequest::getVar('image', null, 'files');

Re: Turn Off Joomla! Warning

Posted: Sat Feb 27, 2010 11:15 am
by knucklesmcfly
When I echo out $image it gives me the value of Array.

Re: Turn Off Joomla! Warning

Posted: Sat Feb 27, 2010 3:39 pm
by jlighthouse
Hi, I had the same error, just put this code into my conrtoller:

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//-----------------------------> ATTACHMENTS FILE SIZE CHECKS <-----------------------------\\
	// import joomla clases to manage file system
	jimport('joomla.filesystem.folder');
	jimport('joomla.filesystem.file');

        // get posted attachments
	$files = JRequest::getVar('attachments', 'post', 'files', 'array');

	// get application reference
	$app =& JFactory::getApplication();

	// get Lighthouse config
	$config =& LighthouseModelConfig::getInstance();

	// process attachments
	$filesCount = count($files['name']);
	for ($i = 0; $i < $filesCount; $i++) {
		// check posted attachments
		if (strlen(trim($files['name'][$i])) > 0) {
			// get maximum size of attachment in bytes
			$maxSize = (int)$config->getAttachmentSettings('maximumSize');

			// check attachment size
			if ($maxSize > 0 && (int)$files['size'][$i] > $maxSize) {
				// set error notice
				$app->setUserState('warningMsg', JText::_('ATTACHMENT_HUGE').' ( '.JFile::getName($files['name'][$i]).' ) ');

				if ($catid != 0)
					$this->setRedirect(JRoute::_('index.php?option=com_lighthouse&controller=question&task=create&catid='. $catid .'&'. JUtility::getToken() .'=1', false));
				else
					$this->setRedirect(JRoute::_('index.php?option=com_lighthouse&controller=question&task=create&zonid='. $zonid .'&'. JUtility::getToken() .'=1', false));
						return;
			}
		}
		else {
			unset($files['name'][$i]);
			unset($files['type'][$i]);
			unset($files['tmp_name'][$i]);
			unset($files['error'][$i]);
			unset($files['size'][$i]);
		}
	}

	$app->setUserState('warningMsg', '');
//-----------------------------> ATTACHMENTS FILE SIZE CHECKS <-----------------------------\\
	// get Ticket model
        $modelTicket =& $this->getModel('Ticket');

        $post = JRequest::get('post');

        // let the model save all necessary data
        if ($msgid = $modelTicket->store($post, $files)) {
                ...
The idea is to clear the garbage in the $files (a bunch of unsets) even if nothing was uploaded. And then in the model I upload files:

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	function store($post, $files)
	{
		// get Ticket table
		$tableTicket =& $this->getTable();

		// prepare grouping
		$group = $this->_db->nameQuote('catid') .' = '. intval($post['catid']);

		// store ticket
		if (!$this->save($post, true, $tableTicket, $group))
			return false;

		// get Message table
		$tableMessage =& $this->getTable('Message');

		// specify some post values
		$now = JFactory::getDate();
		$post['create_date'] = $now->toMySQL();
		$post['tickid'] = $tableTicket->tickid;

		// prepare grouping
		$group = $this->_db->nameQuote('tickid') .' = '. intval($tableTicket->tickid);

		// store message
		if (!$this->save($post, true, $tableMessage, $group))
			return false;

		// get Lighthouse config
		$config =& LighthouseModelConfig::getInstance();

		// process files
		if ($config->getAttachmentSettings('isUploadsActivated')) {
			for ($i = 0; $i < $config->getAttachmentSettings('allowedNumberPossibleFileUploads'); $i++) {
				if (!empty($files['name'][$i])) {
					// then create assigned attachment
					$attachment = new StdClass;
					$attachment->attid = 0;
					$attachment->name = JFile::makeSafe(JFile::stripExt($files['name'][$i]));
					$attachment->extension = JFile::getExt($files['name'][$i]);
	
					// create folder for attachment
					if (!JFolder::create(JPATH_COMPONENT_SITE.DS.'attachments'.DS.'message '.$tableMessage->msgid, 0775)) {
				    	// handle failed folder creation
						$this->setError(get_class($this).'::store attachment failed - cannot create folder');
						return false;
					}
					else
						$attachment->folder = JPATH_COMPONENT_SITE.DS.'attachments'.DS.'message '.$tableMessage->msgid;
	
					$attachment->sizekb = $files['size'][$i] / 1024;
					$attachment->msgid = $tableMessage->msgid;
	
					// and store it
					if(!$this->_db->insertObject('#__lighthouse_attachment', $attachment, 'attid')) {
						$this->setError(get_class( $this ).'::store attachment failed - '.$this->_db->getErrorMsg());
						return false;
					}
	
					// specify destination folder
					$filePath = JPath::clean($attachment->folder.DS.$attachment->name.'.'.$attachment->extension);
	
					// save file in the folder
					if (!JFile::upload($files['tmp_name'][$i], $filePath)) {
					    // handle failed upload
						$this->setError(get_class( $this ).'::save attachment failed - cannot upload file');
						return false;
					}
				}
			}
		}

		return $tableMessage->msgid;
	}
When I not only upload files, but also keep tracks in the DB, what is not recommended.

This code checked with several extensions. Pay attention to the unset instructions. I think it is your solution

jlighthouse

Re: Turn Off Joomla! Warning

Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2010 3:16 pm
by knucklesmcfly
This seems like an uncanny way to accomplish this. But I'm going to give it a try.

Re: Turn Off Joomla! Warning

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 9:56 am
by dam-man
Do you one or more attachments at one save?
You could simply check if the temp name is filled, if so process upload else don't upload. Looks much easier to me..

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      if ($image['tmp_name'] != '')
      {
         jimport('joomla.filesystem.file');
         
         $imagename = JFile::makeSafe($image['name']);
         
            $src = $image['tmp_name'];
            $dest = JPATH_COMPONENT . DS . "uploads" . DS . $imagename;
      
            if ( strtolower(JFile::getExt($imagename) ) == 'jpg' || 'png') 
            {
               if ( JFile::upload($src, $dest) ) {
                  $filemsg = 'Your image has been uploaded';
               } else {
                  $filemsg = 'There was an error uploading your image';
               }
            } else {
               $filemsg = 'Image is not proper file extension';
            }   
         
      }

Re: Turn Off Joomla! Warning

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 1:59 pm
by knucklesmcfly
dam-man you know what? It's funny because this was actually the solution I wound up using. I use a check to see if $file['name'] is not null.

Thanks much for the reply.

Re: Turn Off Joomla! Warning

Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 8:18 am
by dam-man
knucklesmcfly wrote:dam-man you know what? It's funny because this was actually the solution I wound up using. I use a check to see if $file['name'] is not null.

Thanks much for the reply.
You're welcome. And have fun with your script!