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Tuesday 23 January 2007 5:27:14 am
kracker and Kristof, Thank you for your ideas. I contacted eZ support, and Kristian Hole was a great help. I liked the <b>insertRegularFile</b> function and used it. It first goes through ezdatatype, and ultimately, in this case, ends in ezbinaryfiletype.php. I suspect this code will work with images, too. There is a bugfix that was necessary. The link is at the end of this post. :) <b>Solution</b> <i>(based on the ubiquitous create.php script)</i>
/* eZBinaryFile includes */
include_once( "kernel/classes/ezdatatype.php" );
...
// Loop through the attributes, processing each one
foreach (array_keys($contentObjectAttributes) as $key)
{
$contentObjectAttribute =& $contentObjectAttributes[$key];
$contentClassAttribute =& $contentObjectAttribute->contentClassAttribute();
$attributeName = $contentClassAttribute->attribute('name');
switch ($attributeName)
{
case 'Filename to store':
store($contentClassAttribute->attribute('identifier'),$contentObject,$contentObjectVersion,false,$contentObjectAttribute,$uPDFfilename );
$contentObjectAttribute->store();
break;
...
// This function stores the file.
function store($id,&$contentObject,$contentObjectVersion,$objectLanguage,&$contentObjectAttribute,$sourceFile )
{
$dataMap =& $contentObject->dataMap();
$status = $dataMap[$id]->insertRegularFile( $contentObject, $contentObjectVersion, $objectLanguage,$sourceFile,$result );
}
http://issues.ez.no/IssueView.php?Id=10070
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