"hugo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> I would just store them in a configureable temp directory and add a
> cleaning routine that removes temp files whose ctime is older than some
> configured maximum of seconds. Maybe give them a directory structure to
> prevent
Jason Davies wrote:
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> Robert Wittams wrote:
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>>The temporary location is a slight issue. My current thinking is :
>>a temporary location is a directory. It contains two subdirectories, eg
>>0 and 1.
>>We first use the 0 directory. Then after n minutes, we use the 1
>>directory. After anoth
>Just an idea: could the file be temporarily stored in the session
>instead? At least then it won't be sent "over the wire" multiple
>times. Storing it in the session avoids having to introduce yet
Files can be big. Don't think that it's a good idea to either send it
over the wire or store it i
Robert Wittams wrote:
> The temporary location is a slight issue. My current thinking is :
> a temporary location is a directory. It contains two subdirectories, eg
> 0 and 1.
> We first use the 0 directory. Then after n minutes, we use the 1
> directory. After another n minutes, we use the 0 di
Adrian Holovaty wrote:
> On 12/24/05, Robert Wittams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>>* FileField becomes a descriptor (before other fields), and is
>>assignable, and able to be passed in the constructor. The things which
>>can be assigned will at least include a structure that can be made out
>>of
On 12/24/05, Robert Wittams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> * FileField becomes a descriptor (before other fields), and is
> assignable, and able to be passed in the constructor. The things which
> can be assigned will at least include a structure that can be made out
> of the request, in eg
> { 'n
FileField
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Ok, so I need to change the file field api, because the current one
requires special casing in the manipulator. It is also broken in the
presence of validation errors, or multiple requests ( which the fallback
non ajax admin now relies on).
FileField needs to act like everyt
