private string ProcessFile(ContentPropertyData editorValue, ContentItemFile file, string currentPath, Guid cuid, Guid puid)
{
// process the file
// no file, invalid file, reject change
if (UploadFileTypeValidator.ValidateFileExtension(file.FileName) == false)
{
return(null);
}
// get the filepath
// in case we are using the old path scheme, try to re-use numbers (bah...)
var filepath = _mediaFileSystem.GetMediaPath(file.FileName, currentPath, cuid, puid); // fs-relative path
using (var filestream = File.OpenRead(file.TempFilePath))
{
_mediaFileSystem.AddFile(filepath, filestream, true); // must overwrite!
var ext = _mediaFileSystem.GetExtension(filepath);
if (_mediaFileSystem.IsImageFile(ext))
{
var preValues = editorValue.PreValues.FormatAsDictionary();
var sizes = preValues.Any() ? preValues.First().Value.Value : string.Empty;
using (var image = Image.FromStream(filestream))
_mediaFileSystem.GenerateThumbnails(image, filepath, sizes);
}
// all related properties (auto-fill) are managed by ImageCropperPropertyEditor
// when the content is saved (through event handlers)
}
return(filepath);
}
private string ProcessFile(ContentPropertyData editorValue, ContentItemFile file, string currentPath, Guid cuid, Guid puid)
{
// process the file
// no file, invalid file, reject change
if (UploadFileTypeValidator.ValidateFileExtension(file.FileName) == false)
{
return(null);
}
// get the filepath
// in case we are using the old path scheme, try to re-use numbers (bah...)
var filepath = _mediaFileSystem.GetMediaPath(file.FileName, currentPath, cuid, puid); // fs-relative path
using (var filestream = File.OpenRead(file.TempFilePath))
{
_mediaFileSystem.AddFile(filepath, filestream, true); // must overwrite!
var ext = _mediaFileSystem.GetExtension(filepath);
if (_mediaFileSystem.IsImageFile(ext) && ext != ".svg")
{
var preValues = editorValue.PreValues.FormatAsDictionary();
var sizes = preValues.Any() ? preValues.First().Value.Value : string.Empty;
try
{
using (var image = Image.FromStream(filestream))
_mediaFileSystem.GenerateThumbnails(image, filepath, sizes);
}
catch (ArgumentException ex)
{
// send any argument errors caused by the thumbnail generation to the log instead of failing miserably
LogHelper.WarnWithException <ImageCropperPropertyValueEditor>("Could not extract image thumbnails.", ex);
}
}
// all related properties (auto-fill) are managed by ImageCropperPropertyEditor
// when the content is saved (through event handlers)
}
return(filepath);
}
/// <summary>
/// Converts the value received from the editor into the value can be stored in the database.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="editorValue">The value received from the editor.</param>
/// <param name="currentValue">The current value of the property</param>
/// <returns>The converted value.</returns>
/// <remarks>
/// <para>The <paramref name="currentValue"/> is used to re-use the folder, if possible.</para>
/// <para>The <paramref name="editorValue"/> is value passed in from the editor. We normally don't care what
/// the editorValue.Value is set to because we are more interested in the files collection associated with it,
/// however we do care about the value if we are clearing files. By default the editorValue.Value will just
/// be set to the name of the file - but again, we just ignore this and deal with the file collection in
/// editorValue.AdditionalData.ContainsKey("files")</para>
/// <para>We only process ONE file. We understand that the current value may contain more than one file,
/// and that more than one file may be uploaded, so we take care of them all, but we only store ONE file.
/// Other places (FileUploadPropertyEditor...) do NOT deal with multiple files, and our logic for reusing
/// folders would NOT work, etc.</para>
/// </remarks>
public override object ConvertEditorToDb(ContentPropertyData editorValue, object currentValue)
{
currentValue = currentValue ?? string.Empty;
// at that point,
// currentValue is either empty or "/media/path/to/img.jpg"
// editorValue.Value is { "clearFiles": true } or { "selectedFiles": "img1.jpg,img2.jpg" }
// comparing them makes little sense
// check the editorValue value to see whether we need to clear files
var editorJsonValue = editorValue.Value as JObject;
var clears = editorJsonValue != null && editorJsonValue["clearFiles"] != null && editorJsonValue["clearFiles"].Value <bool>();
var uploads = editorValue.AdditionalData.ContainsKey("files") && editorValue.AdditionalData["files"] is IEnumerable <ContentItemFile>;
// nothing = no changes, return what we have already (leave existing files intact)
if (clears == false && uploads == false)
{
return(currentValue);
}
// get the current file paths
var currentPaths = currentValue.ToString()
.Split(new[] { ',' }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries)
.Select(x => _mediaFileSystem.GetRelativePath(x)) // get the fs-relative path
.ToArray();
// if clearing, remove these files and return
if (clears)
{
foreach (var pathToRemove in currentPaths)
{
_mediaFileSystem.DeleteFile(pathToRemove, true);
}
return(string.Empty); // no more files
}
// ensure we have the required guids
if (editorValue.AdditionalData.ContainsKey("cuid") == false || // for the content item
editorValue.AdditionalData.ContainsKey("puid") == false) // and the property type
{
throw new Exception("Missing cuid/puid additional data.");
}
var cuido = editorValue.AdditionalData["cuid"];
var puido = editorValue.AdditionalData["puid"];
if ((cuido is Guid) == false || (puido is Guid) == false)
{
throw new Exception("Invalid cuid/puid additional data.");
}
var cuid = (Guid)cuido;
var puid = (Guid)puido;
if (cuid == Guid.Empty || puid == Guid.Empty)
{
throw new Exception("Invalid cuid/puid additional data.");
}
// process the files
var files = ((IEnumerable <ContentItemFile>)editorValue.AdditionalData["files"]).ToArray();
var newPaths = new List <string>();
const int maxLength = 1; // we only process ONE file
for (var i = 0; i < maxLength /*files.Length*/; i++)
{
var file = files[i];
// skip invalid files
if (UploadFileTypeValidator.ValidateFileExtension(file.FileName) == false)
{
continue;
}
// get the filepath
// in case we are using the old path scheme, try to re-use numbers (bah...)
var reuse = i < currentPaths.Length ? currentPaths[i] : null; // this would be WRONG with many files
var filepath = _mediaFileSystem.GetMediaPath(file.FileName, reuse, cuid, puid); // fs-relative path
using (var filestream = File.OpenRead(file.TempFilePath))
{
_mediaFileSystem.AddFile(filepath, filestream, true); // must overwrite!
var ext = _mediaFileSystem.GetExtension(filepath);
if (_mediaFileSystem.IsImageFile(ext) && ext != ".svg")
{
var preValues = editorValue.PreValues.FormatAsDictionary();
var sizes = preValues.Any() ? preValues.First().Value.Value : string.Empty;
using (var image = Image.FromStream(filestream))
_mediaFileSystem.GenerateThumbnails(image, filepath, sizes);
}
// all related properties (auto-fill) are managed by FileUploadPropertyEditor
// when the content is saved (through event handlers)
newPaths.Add(filepath);
}
}
// remove all temp files
foreach (var file in files)
{
File.Delete(file.TempFilePath);
}
// remove files that are not there anymore
foreach (var pathToRemove in currentPaths.Except(newPaths))
{
_mediaFileSystem.DeleteFile(pathToRemove, true);
}
return(string.Join(",", newPaths.Select(x => _mediaFileSystem.GetUrl(x))));
}