Imperial CMS's method of naming attachments after the original file name
Editor to share with you the method of Imperial CMS naming attachments after the original file name. I hope you will gain a lot after reading this article. Let's discuss it together.
How does Imperial CMS name attachments after the original file name?
Imperial CMS through the editor's upload attachment function to the last attachment, the original program will rename the attachment, the naming results are a long string of numbers + letters to name, this form of naming, for the user looks very uncomfortable, but also not conducive to us through FTP to adjust or replace the attachment.
Therefore, sometimes we need to change the uploaded attachment to the rule named after the original file name, as follows:
Open the file\ e\ class\ connect.php
Found:
The code is as follows:
$r [filetype] = GetFiletype ($file_name)
Add the following:
The code is as follows:
$filename2=str_replace ($r [filetype],'', $file_name); / / get the file name with the suffix removed $mytype = array (".txt", ".rar", ".zip", ".doc", ".docx", ".xlsx", ".ppt", ".pdf"); / define the file type whose original name needs to be retained
Second, search
The code is as follows:
$r [filename] = $r [insertfile]. $r [filetype]
Modified to:
The code is as follows:
If (in_array ($r [filetype], $mytype)) {$r [filename] = $filename2. "_". $r [insertfile]. $r [filetype]; / / add the real file name to the front of the random code, separated by _,} else {$r [filename] = $r [insertfile]. $r [filetype];}
So far, the modification is complete!
Supplementary note:
The code is as follows:
$mytype = array (".txt", ".rar", ".zip", ".doc", ".docx", ".xlsx", ".ppt", ".pdf")
This sentence defines which file types need to be added with the source file name.
. $r [insertfile] this represents a random code
. $r [filetype] this represents the file type
$filename2 represents the original file name
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