forms

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• admin

  September 2015 edited 4:34AM

  Is enctype="multipart/form-data" in your form tag?
• cancrazy

  September 2015 edited 4:34AM

  yes
• cancrazy

  September 2015 edited 4:34AM

  as it is right now it will put the user info into the entries in fuelcms but sends nothing in the email sent out to the person managing the form.
• cancrazy

  September 2015 edited 4:34AM

  ok now have all info going to and email address but no file attached still
• admin

  September 2015 edited 4:34AM

  I think the next steps would be to debug the fuel/modules/forms/Fuel_forms.php file around line 1094 in the notify method where it is suppose to be attaching the files. I would first check to see $this->upload_files() outputs (using var_dump or print_r).
• almostcompletely

  September 2015 edited 4:34AM

  Is the the file being successfully uploaded to the server first?
• cancrazy

  September 2015 edited 4:34AM

  This is the line of code $email->attach($upload_data['full_path']); I do not see the file on the server do I need to change the full_path
• admin

  September 2015 edited 4:34AM

  What is the value of $upload_data? You can run:
  print_r($upload_data); exit();
  The files will automatically get deleted upon attachment if the parameter "cleanup_attached" is set to TRUE (which it is by default). You can change it to FALSE (see the Kitchen Sink example here):
  http://docs.getfuelcms.com/modules/forms
• cancrazy

  October 2015 edited 4:34AM

  I put that code in and got no output
• admin

  October 2015 edited 4:34AM

  Is the form being submitted using javascript or is it a normal form submission? Is the $_FILES array empty?