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Mulitple file upload?
Has anyone gotten the Mulitple File Upload to work with DBManSQL?

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donm

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Hi,
Yes, you can easily create as many file fields as you want and it works properly.
Cheers,
doublemint
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I am not sure what you mean by "Yes, you can easily create as many file fields as you want and it works properly" ?

I need an example.

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donm

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Hi,

I think he means you can add one or more columns to the table, each one being a file column. For instance, under Table->Properties, you can add a column Image1, Image2, Image3 to have three file fields.

What isn't support is a variable number of file fields per table.

Cheers,

Alex
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So - users cannot upload files themselves to be added to their record?

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donm

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Hi,
You can go to Admin panel >> Table >> Properties and you can add 1..n file columns there. Just simply type a new column name, Column Type = CHAR, Column Size = 255 ..... and must choose Form Type = FILE and fill in File Save Location where files are stored . That's it.
Regards,
doublemint
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I undestand the adding of tables

But how does a user upload a file?
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So - users cannot upload files themselves to be added to their record?
I think users can browse a file from their browser and upload to the server through user side. Have you ever tried one before ?
Regards,
doublemint
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You need to add an file input field to your form (ie <input type="FILE" name="Image1">) with the same name as the column you created.