I am planning on using the Multiple File Upload capabability of phpfileuploader.  Is there a point at which I could intercept the code to carry out a PHP MySQL data operation immediately after each file is uploaded.  I would like to access the file name and register it in a database.

Thank you.

Hi PaulARLowe,

Please try the example below, the red code will fire for each file. and you can get the upload file name by $mvcfile->FileName.

Regards,

Ken 

Ken:

Thank you very much.  After some manipulation I got the code to do exactly as I wanted.  There is only 1 issue however, although I get the progress table and status bar as the files are uploading, they disappear after the files are uploaded leaving only the "Select Multiple Files" button.  Is there a way to prevent the progress table results from being erased?  The code that I have added is:

if(count($files)>0)  
    {  
        //Login and Connect to database
        //*********************************************************
       //Code here deleted for security but it works as the correct data for all files is being inserted into the database correctly 
      
        foreach($files as $mvcfile)  
        {  
            //$mvcfile->FileName is the original file name  
            $filename=$mvcfile->FileName;   
            $newspaper=substr($filename,0,2);
            $year=substr($filename,3,4);
            $month=substr($filename,8,2);
            $day=substr($filename,11,2);
            $page=substr($filename,14,strpos($filename,".")-14);
            
            $insertfile="INSERT INTO m_newspaperarchives(newspaper,year,month,day,page,filename) VALUES             ('$newspaper','$year','$month','$day','$page','$filename')"; 
            $insertfile2=mysql_query($insertfile) or die("<br />Could not insert file data into m_newspaperarchives table<br />");
        } 
Best regards, Paul
 

Hi PaulARLowe,

If the code use in a <from> and do a post back to submit the data, then you need to generate the attachment table by some code. 

Please refer to example page "ajax-attachments.php", it shows you how to generate the attachment table.

Regards,

Ken 

Thanks Ken.  I'll give that a try.

Best regards, Paul