> Hi,
>
> This works fine when I created a non-cakephp based setup. However, when I
> try to use it in a cake based setup, it gives me an error. After almost an
> hour of debugging, I saw that the problem lies in,
>
> $('#file_upload').uploadify({
> 'uploader' : 'path_to_uploadifyswf/uploadify.swf',
> 'script' : 'http://dev.mydomain.com/multiupload/',
> 'cancelImg' : 'pathtoimages/cancel.png',
> 'folder' : 'uploaded_files',
> 'multi' : true,
>
> Here, when I give the script URL to be of an action of a controller, it
> gives me a 302 Error. However, when I change it to
> 'script' :
> 'http://dev.mydomain.com/non_cake_based_setup/multiupload.php',
>
> It works then.
>
> Really have no idea about this behaviour. Anybody having any idea here?
Do you have a route for '/multiupload/'? That needs to point to a
controller somehow.
Mine is:
Router::connect(
'/upload',
array('controller' => 'files', 'action' => 'upload')
);
BTW, I'm using Nick Baker's FileUpload plugin and jQuery.MultiFile.
http://www.webtechnick.com/blogs/view/221/CakePHP_File_Upload_Plugin
http://code.google.com/p/jquery-multifile-plugin/
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