/**
  * Test different scenarii for a failed upload : an error occured, no files where provided
  */
 public function testUploadMissingRequiredFile()
 {
     /** @skipUpgrade */
     $form = new Form(new Controller(), 'Form', new FieldList($fileField = new FileField('cv', 'Upload your CV')), new FieldList(), new RequiredFields('cv'));
     // All fields are filled but for some reason an error occured when uploading the file => fails
     $fileFieldValue = array('name' => 'aCV.txt', 'type' => 'application/octet-stream', 'tmp_name' => '/private/var/tmp/phpzTQbqP', 'error' => 1, 'size' => 3471);
     $fileField->setValue($fileFieldValue);
     $this->assertFalse($form->validate(), 'An error occured when uploading a file, but the validator returned true');
     // We pass an empty set of parameters for the uploaded file => fails
     $fileFieldValue = array();
     $fileField->setValue($fileFieldValue);
     $this->assertFalse($form->validate(), 'An empty array was passed as parameter for an uploaded file, but the validator returned true');
     // We pass an null value for the uploaded file => fails
     $fileFieldValue = null;
     $fileField->setValue($fileFieldValue);
     $this->assertFalse($form->validate(), 'A null value was passed as parameter for an uploaded file, but the validator returned true');
 }
 /**
  * Loads the related record values into this field. UploadField can be uploaded
  * in one of three ways:
  *
  *  - By passing in a list of file IDs in the $value parameter (an array with a single
  *    key 'Files', with the value being the actual array of IDs).
  *  - By passing in an explicit list of File objects in the $record parameter, and
  *    leaving $value blank.
  *  - By passing in a dataobject in the $record parameter, from which file objects
  *    will be extracting using the field name as the relation field.
  *
  * Each of these methods will update both the items (list of File objects) and the
  * field value (list of file ID values).
  *
  * @param array $value Array of submitted form data, if submitting from a form
  * @param array|DataObject|SS_List $record Full source record, either as a DataObject,
  * SS_List of items, or an array of submitted form data
  * @return $this Self reference
  * @throws ValidationException
  */
 public function setValue($value, $record = null)
 {
     // If we're not passed a value directly, we can attempt to infer the field
     // value from the second parameter by inspecting its relations
     $items = new ArrayList();
     // Determine format of presented data
     if (empty($value) && $record) {
         // If a record is given as a second parameter, but no submitted values,
         // then we should inspect this instead for the form values
         if ($record instanceof DataObject && $record->hasMethod($this->getName())) {
             // If given a dataobject use reflection to extract details
             $data = $record->{$this->getName()}();
             if ($data instanceof DataObject) {
                 // If has_one, add sole item to default list
                 $items->push($data);
             } elseif ($data instanceof SS_List) {
                 // For many_many and has_many relations we can use the relation list directly
                 $items = $data;
             }
         } elseif ($record instanceof SS_List) {
             // If directly passing a list then save the items directly
             $items = $record;
         }
     } elseif (!empty($value['Files'])) {
         // If value is given as an array (such as a posted form), extract File IDs from this
         $class = $this->getRelationAutosetClass();
         $items = DataObject::get($class)->byIDs($value['Files']);
     }
     // If javascript is disabled, direct file upload (non-html5 style) can
     // trigger a single or multiple file submission. Note that this may be
     // included in addition to re-submitted File IDs as above, so these
     // should be added to the list instead of operated on independently.
     if ($uploadedFiles = $this->extractUploadedFileData($value)) {
         foreach ($uploadedFiles as $tempFile) {
             $file = $this->saveTemporaryFile($tempFile, $error);
             if ($file) {
                 $items->add($file);
             } else {
                 throw new ValidationException($error);
             }
         }
     }
     // Filter items by what's allowed to be viewed
     $filteredItems = new ArrayList();
     $fileIDs = array();
     foreach ($items as $file) {
         if ($file->exists() && $file->canView()) {
             $filteredItems->push($file);
             $fileIDs[] = $file->ID;
         }
     }
     // Filter and cache updated item list
     $this->items = $filteredItems;
     // Same format as posted form values for this field. Also ensures that
     // $this->setValue($this->getValue()); is non-destructive
     $value = $fileIDs ? array('Files' => $fileIDs) : null;
     // Set value using parent
     parent::setValue($value, $record);
     return $this;
 }
 public function setValue($value, $record = null)
 {
     // Extract value from underlying record
     if (empty($value) && $this->getName() && $record instanceof DataObject) {
         $name = $this->getName();
         $value = $record->{$name};
     }
     // Convert asset container to tuple value
     if ($value instanceof AssetContainer) {
         if ($value->exists()) {
             $value = array('Filename' => $value->getFilename(), 'Hash' => $value->getHash(), 'Variant' => $value->getVariant());
         } else {
             $value = null;
         }
     }
     // If javascript is disabled, direct file upload (non-html5 style) can
     // trigger a single or multiple file submission. Note that this may be
     // included in addition to re-submitted File IDs as above, so these
     // should be added to the list instead of operated on independently.
     if ($uploadedFile = $this->extractUploadedFileData($value)) {
         $value = $this->saveTemporaryFile($uploadedFile, $error);
         if (!$value) {
             throw new ValidationException($error);
         }
     }
     // Set value using parent
     return parent::setValue($value, $record);
 }