Thanks for this tutorial! I tried using it in my zend framework application, but I can't get it to work, the upload button doesn't show up. All the paths seem to be configured in the right way, when I render the HTML, I get this:

<script type=”text/javascript” src=”/lib/uploadify/swfobject.js” ></script>
<script type=”text/javascript” src=”/lib/uploadify/jquery.uploadify.v2.1.0.min.js” ></script>
<script type=”text/javascript”>
var uploadify_swf_file = '/lib/uploadify/uploadify.swf';
var upload_php_file = '/cms/auction/upload';
var upload_folder = '/img/auction';
var upload_cancel_img = '/lib/uploadify/cancel.png';
</script>
<script type=”text/javascript” src=”/lib/uploadify/scripts.js” ></script>

As you can see, I've done some modifications to the file paths, but they all point to existing files, any udea what I could have done wrong?

I modified the example code to use the same files (js and swf files) used by my app and to use the same upload folder. The only difference is the script called to upload the file. This works fine until I change the script to call the zend controller action to handle the uploading. The call to the zend controller action from the example code works fine on my local machine.

I did some further testing and I commented out the code in the controller upload action and I got the same error. It would seem to be the call to the controller action is where the error is occurring.

Cheers
Navin

If I understood correctly, the tutorial I wrote above worked on your dev machine but not on the live server? If this is the case then its most likely NOT a code issue (could be but its not the source of the error) and its most likely a settings in your webserver / php configuration.

Basically what your error tells you is that the client (the SWF in this case) said it accepted some type of content but the webserver sent another type of content. Most likely you have a problem with the Mod_Security apache plugin.

Can you try the following and tell me if it solved your problem?

Put this in your .htaccess somewhere

<IfModule mod_security.c>
SecFilterEngine Off
SecFilterScanPOST Off
</IfModule>

I did not understand completely but did you try the example script on the LIVE server and it worked?

Thank you for the excellent write up on integrating Uploadify and Zend. I've got this working on my local machine but I am having a problem when I test on a live server (godaddy hosted). I've used the example code from the Uploadify download to test the live server and I am able to upload files successfully to the specified directory. So I don't think the error is with the server configuration.
I'm getting a 406 error when I try to do the upload within zend. Here's a log entry from the server: “POST /public/uploadify/uploadecg/sid/3 HTTP/1.1″ 406 486 “-” “Shockwave Flash” The controller I created accepts the paramater 'sid.' The progress bar goes to 100% then I get a Http Error.

The 406 error was leading me to think it was an issue with the upload folder or even the tmp directory but it works fine with the example script so it has to be something in the code in my zend app. I know this info is a bit vague but do you have any suggestions as to where I can look to find the source of the error.

Regards
Navin

i've created Zend Framework Uploadify Extension what use different idea to implement Uploadify.
more can be found here: http://gondo.webdesigners.sk/zend-framework-upl...

.gondo

This is a very general error and I cannot tell you exactly what it could cause it. You need to look in your apache logs / error logs and find the error there. Once that is found, you could post it here and I will gladly help you fix it. If you cannot find the error there, try debugging with “die(‘test1′);” in your code to see where the problem appears (line by line).

Good luck!

I will check if I can interact with my db using the defaults functions in uploadify (onOpen, onError, onCancel, onAllComplete).

Thanks for your help and thoughts!
Jordi