Hi mustapha,
This issue works only on trunk and maybe on 11.04. But If have jQuery on
9.04, serialize() not works with multi-part form.
When I test the plugin, he works only on define a div that contains all
form field :
jQuery("#fields_" + form).upload(jQuery("#" + form).attr("action"),
function(data) {updateFunction(data)}, 'json');
for <form >
<div id="fields_form">
<input...
<input...
<input...
</div>
</form>
Nicolas
Le 27/10/2011 16:58, mustapha senhaji a écrit :
> Hello Nicolas,
>
> I tried to implement your patch in OFBIZ 9.4. Everything went well
> expect one thing. I didn't find the file in the DataResource table.
>
> jQuery("#" + form).upload(
> jQuery("#" + form).attr("action"),
> jQuery("#" + form).serialize() ,
> function(data) {
> updateFunction(data)
> },
> 'json'
> );
> I think that the file is not passed due to jQuery("#" +
> form).serialize() that dosn't pass the uploaded file. Would you like
> to check if it realy save the file the database
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