if ($method == 'OPTIONS') {
handlePreflight();
} else {
if ($method == "DELETE") {
handlePreflightedRequest();
// only needed in a CORS environment
deleteObject();
} else {
if ($method == 'POST') {
handlePreflightedRequest();
// Assumes the successEndpoint has a parameter of "success" associated with it,
// to allow the server to differentiate between a successEndpoint request
// and other POST requests (all requests are sent to the same endpoint in this example).
// This condition is not needed if you don't require a callback on upload success.
if (isset($_REQUEST["success"])) {
verifyFileInS3(shouldIncludeThumbnail());
} else {
signRequest();
}
}
}
}
// This will retrieve the "intended" request method. Normally, this is the
// actual method of the request. Sometimes, though, the intended request method
// must be hidden in the parameters of the request. For example, when attempting to
// send a DELETE request in a cross-origin environment in IE9 or older, it is not
// possible to send a DELETE request. So, we send a POST with the intended method,
// DELETE, in a "_method" parameter.
function getRequestMethod()
{
global $HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA;
// otherwise your policy document will be invalid.
// http://docs.fineuploader.com/branch/develop/api/options.html#validation-option
$expectedMaxSize = null;
$method = getRequestMethod();
// This second conditional will only ever evaluate to true if
// the delete file feature is enabled
if ($method == "DELETE") {
deleteObject();
} else {
if ($method == 'POST') {
// Assumes the successEndpoint has a parameter of "success" associated with it,
// to allow the server to differentiate between a successEndpoint request
// and other POST requests (all requests are sent to the same endpoint in this example).
// This condition is not needed if you don't require a callback on upload success.
if (isset($_REQUEST["success"])) {
verifyFileInS3();
} else {
signRequest();
}
}
}
// This will retrieve the "intended" request method. Normally, this is the
// actual method of the request. Sometimes, though, the intended request method
// must be hidden in the parameters of the request. For example, when attempting to
// send a DELETE request in a cross-origin environment in IE9 or older, it is not
// possible to send a DELETE request. So, we send a POST with the intended method,
// DELETE, in a "_method" parameter.
function getRequestMethod()
{
if ($_POST['_method'] != null) {
return $_POST['_method'];
