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11:35 am
QuoteHy all,
i´m new to this very very good form-mailer – thx to oliver and all the others for developing it.
What i need is maybe a simple thing:
When an attachment with a personal name like: "here-comes-my-personal-picture.jpg" will be uploaded, then it has to be stored like "01-picture-upload.jpg" and
02-picture-upload.jpg
03-picture-upload.jpg
04-picture-upload.jpg
for the next pictures – so there is a little bit of "anomysing" the name of the pictures – but where do i rename it in the code in my-functions.php – i´m so new to cforms so i didn´t see it (in the moment…).
to receive a litte tip were great.
Peter
1:12 pm
March 6, 2005
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the number part you could have cforms do for you, the benefit: it'll be in sync with the record id of the submission (see upload options).
renaming can be done in two different ways, see my-functions.php & look for
- "filename"
- or "fileDestination" & "fileDestinationTrackingPage"
11:39 pm
Hy Oliver,
thanks for your reply, i´ve seen it in my-functions.php – but it would not work… – i´ll do not know where i could aktivate the setting-value – with a hidden field?
7:50 am
March 6, 2005
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Depending on your PHP coding skills, you may want to seek support from a developer.
Like I mentioned Peter, it's all in my-functions.php and you need to uncomment the proper coed segments there and simply adjust the existing code to match your requirements…
3:51 am
Dear Peter,
I just fixed this issue for myself, and I wanted to shed light to you on how to do this (and anyone else looking to remove the "prefix" before your uploaded file's name, ie: 22-filename.jpg):
1. Open up your FTP program and locate my-functions.php (usually in wp-content/plugins/cforms). Download this file to your computer.
2. Open my-functions.php with Notepad (or Word, doesn't matter)
3. Press CNTRL + H (or Edit – > Replace) and input $newArray['name'] = $submissionID . '-' . $oldvalue['name'];
4. Replace that with $newArray['name'] = $oldvalue['name'];
5. Upload this newly-edited my-functions.php file to the same place where you downloaded it from (overwrite the old version – important)
And voila! No more "##-" before your uploaded files!
Enjoy :)
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