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Note that the number of avatars is dynamic, the users can add as many avatars as the want.
I tried something like $validation = $validator->validate($_FILES, ['name.*.avatar' => 'required|uploaded_file|max:2M|mimes:jpeg,png']); but doesn't seem to work. Looks like if my file is in an array the way I display above, the uploaded_file validation doesn't seem to work, as if it cannot find the uploaded file.
Any ideas?
Note, i use Slim framework. At first i didnt think $_FILES worked with Slim, but it does.
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Ok weird fact. I was breaking my head why this was happening, as I had previously done array validations like that with uploaded_files. .
Seems that if the array contains both files and other inputs (i.e. text) the uploaded_file validations dont work for some reason. Ok its a bit hard to explain but i'll try. The files are simply ignored
I had this exactly problem yesterday, trying to validate an array with both files and text. At the end of the day, I decide to make two validations, one for the files and other for the text fields.
hi,
I am trying to validate files in an array, for example my HTML looks like this:
Note that the number of avatars is dynamic, the users can add as many avatars as the want.
I tried something like
$validation = $validator->validate($_FILES, ['name.*.avatar' => 'required|uploaded_file|max:2M|mimes:jpeg,png']);
but doesn't seem to work. Looks like if my file is in an array the way I display above, the uploaded_file validation doesn't seem to work, as if it cannot find the uploaded file.Any ideas?
Note, i use Slim framework. At first i didnt think $_FILES worked with Slim, but it does.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: