upload plugin

Download and install the plugin using the Plugin Manager using the following URL. Refer to Plugins on how to install plugins manually.

• download (update: better form handling, “upload as” field)
• the original version by Christan Moll

The documentation for the Upload-Plugin can be found at: http://studiy.tu-cottbus.de/projektwiki/gruppen:ag_server:produkte:upload_plugin

To add the upload form to a wiki page use the following syntax

{{upload>[namespace]|[options]}}

Namespace can be relative to the actual namespace or one of two keywords.

The keyword @current@ can be used to upload the files into the current namespace.

The keyword @page@ can be used to upload the files into a namespace with the same name as the page.

OVERWRITE let the user choose wether to overwrite existing files or keep the file that is already there.

RENAMEABLE shows additionally a textfield to rename the file when uploading.

The options are sepererated by | (a pipe), for example:

{{upload>:files:}}
{{upload>@current@|OVERWRITE}}
{{upload>@page@:|OVERWRITE|RENAMEABLE}}

• better handling of submitted formular: uses an action plugin to process the formular data
• correct caching: uses meta-data and the cache_use event to handle the different user access rights and formular visibility
• nice fieldset and formatting

To display the uploaded files, there are other plugins:

• plugin:medialist
• plugin:filelist

I installed it on “DokuWiki Release 2009-02-14b” using Plugin manager, it shows the Upload box, but when I click “upload”, nothing happens - the selected file isn't uploaded. When I change the Form action in the source code to be “lib/exe/mediamanager.php”, it uploads the file but then shows the Media manager instead of the original page…
— Christian Marg 2010/01/05 10:31

I installed the application on the latest stable release, however I have no upload button anywhere added to my wiki sites. There doesn't seem to be a way for users to upload.
— Chad 5 Jan 2010 12:33 PM GMT -4

Should be solved in the current version. — R.Rotta 9 Feb 2011

Nice plugin. Thank you. However, the link that is used in <form … action=””> (file syntax.php, line 39) should be generated with ”wl($ID)”, not ”DOKU_BASE.'doku.php?id='.$ID”, because wl() takes care of the various dokuwiki rewriting possibility.
— schplurtzschplurtz

France, Finistère 2011/02/18 17:15

In 2012-01-25 “Angua”, the RENAMEABLE-function doesn't work for me. The files are uploaded with their initial filename. — KraligorKraligor

2012/02/24 12:14

Lösung: Replace in action.php in Line 70

			$_POST['id'] = $_POST['new_name'];

in

			$_POST['mediaid'] = $_POST['new_name'];

- hhoch3 4. May 2012

In 2012-01-25 “Angua” and before you get a permissionmistace which disappears when you log in. (Idea of plugin is great.) — deshideshi

2012-04-13