Yes, the upload queue is stored in the MODX session. The queue is there for handling the uploaded files until the form is posted.
After a form post, the files are moved to the ajaxuploadTarget with the AjaxUpload2Formit hook.
If the ajaxuploadFieldname field is filled with a comma separated list of filenames and those files exist in ajaxuploadTarget, the upload queue is filled with Formit2AjaxUpload hook when the form page is shown.
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$hook->modx->getService('mail', 'mail.modPHPMailer');
foreach ($attachments as $attachment) {
$attachment = substr($attachment, $assetsUrlLength);
$hook->modx->mail->mailer->AddAttachment($assetsPath . $attachment);
}foreach ($attachments as $attachment) {
$attachment = substr($attachment, $assetsUrlLength);
if (file_exists($assetsPath . $attachment)) {
unlink($assetsPath . $attachment);
}
}
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Hi Jako, Thanks for this script!
Unfortunately the $attachment start with a slash and file_exists found the files only if I remove this first slash from the $attachment.
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When I upload the file it shows me in /assets/components/ajaxupload/cache but my image files are not getting saved in desired directory when I hit the save button.