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VisualFormat Image Command Customization

Gregg Faus

Has anyone customized the behavior of the image command within the VisualFormat control so that it allows client-side file uploads? I'm looking to modify both the xml configuration and create some custom scripts to allow images from the client machine to be upload into a workarea (via an HTTP post).

The default behavior is to choose an existing file from TeamSite which I don't want to do. I also don't want to have the user upload an image seperately to select their image.

Before I developed it, I thought I'd ask if anyone has done this? If not, look for the code to be posted in the future.

Thanks.

-gf

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tvaughan

Hi,

I actually inadvertently did this. I was trying to change the "Browse" button to browse the server side filesystem differently, so I wrote my own Java browser that I included as a java callout called "JBrowse"

When I tested it for the first time, lo and behold it was browsing my local file system. If I had thought about the architecture a bit more, I would have realized that would happen, but I charged head first in to the problem ;-)

Anyway, if you check out the thread in this "Templating" bulletin board in mid-May, I've got an attachment link that has the Java code:
Here you go

Good luck
Tom

Edited by webteam on 06/16/02 03:03 PM (server time).

Gregg Faus

I haven't had a chance to look at it yet, but I was looking at more of a Perl solution that interacts through a pop-up window. I would assume your solution is just a replacement for the file input form.

I need a script that takes a file form post and places it into a temp area on the TS server. Once on the server, it can be inserted into the Visual Format area.

I would use the ASP example the Ektron has provided, but I cannot run ASP pages on port 80. So it will have to be Perl based.

Thanks for you post though. Hopefully this relaunch will spawn more interaction in the forum.