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How to Upload Image using Proffer Component in PHP?

Kyle Flores 2634 30 Jan 2017
Hi, I have built an application using php programming and I want to upload image using proffer component in PHP. I usually search for many php questions and answers queriesphp questions and answers queries, which fortunately get resolved in such Q&A forums. So again, I am hoping that some of the tech experts in this community can help to figure out my issue.
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Updated 20 Feb 2017
Kyle Flores
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Friend HRM
Friend HRM 20 Feb 2017
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First, you need to install Proffer Component in your project directory .Open your terminal and go to your project directory then Run below command.

                            $ composer require 'davidyell/proffer:~0.6'
After installing Proffer Component you'll need to load the plugin in your config/bootstrap.php file.
                            Plugin::load('Proffer');


Ones the plugin is loaded in your bootstrap.php file now creates an upload field here we are using articles table which contains articles details with image.

articles table          

    CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `articles` (
      `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
      `title` varchar(50) DEFAULT NULL,
      `body` text,
      `image` varchar(255) NOT NULL,
      `image_dir` varchar(255) NOT NULL,
      `created` datetime DEFAULT NULL,
      `modified` datetime DEFAULT NULL,
      PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
    );

    Now you need to ensure that the fields are present in your entities $_accessible array.            

      src/Model/Entity/Article.php

      // Make all fields mass assignable except for primary key field "id".
          protected $_accessible = [
      '*' => true,
      'id' => false,
      'image'=>true,
      'image_dir'=>true,
      ];
      Now Need to Configuring the behaviour in your Table Model.

      Configuring Input field in your templates.

      <?php
      // Add the behaviour and configure any options you want
      $this->addBehavior('Proffer.Proffer', [
                      'image' => [    // The name of your upload field
                          'root' => WWW_ROOT . 'img', // Customise the root upload folder here, or omit to use the default
                          'dir' => 'image_dir',   // The name of the field to store the folder
                          'thumbnailSizes' => [ // Declare your thumbnails
                              'square' => [   // Define the prefix of your thumbnail
                                  'w' => 200, // Width
                                  'h' => 200, // Height
                                  'jpeg_quality'  => 100
                              ],
                              'portrait' => [     // Define a second thumbnail
                                  'w' => 100,
                                  'h' => 300
                              ],
                          ],
                          'thumbnailMethod' => 'gd'   // Options are Imagick or Gd
                      ]
                  ]);

                     

        I hope this will help you.

          echo $this->Form->create($article,array('type' => 'file');
          echo $this->Form->input('title');
          echo $this->Form->input('body', ['rows' => '4']);
          echo $this->Form->input('image', ['type' => 'file']);
          echo $this->Form->button(__('Save Article');
          echo $this->Form->end();

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