Zend Framework

According to API the getNetName() returns the new name of a filtered file without moving it.
It's an undocumented internal method and a preparation for an improvement of this filter.

Another point is, that Zend_Filter_File_Rename does not know about original, new or old names.
This informations are stored within Zend_File_Transfer.

To get the old name simply call getFileName() BEFORE calling getValues() or receive().
Calling it afterwards return the new set filename.

The filter is definetly the wrong point to get file informations.

Never mind.. I'm an idiot !

Hello Thomas,

I Am facing the same issue as Haro will trying to move from ZF 1.6 to 1.8
I had extended Zend_Filter_File_Rename because I wanted my own naming scheme.

But now Zend_Transfer_Adapter_Http line 163 call the Zend_Filter_File_Rename::getNewName() with the temp name. Why such change ?

And I 'cant use the solution you describe above because I'm using Zend_Form and everything is seamless handle by Zend_Form

So right now I'm stuck. The only solution I found is patching Zend_Transfer_Adapter_Http. which is not nice.
What do you suggest ?

Thanks

Ok,

I found that even if my filter is named Mmx_Filter_File_AutoRename, it get catch by Zend_Transfer_Adapter_Http::getFilter('Rename') on line 161
Or if it wasn't catch *$filename = $rename->getNewName($content['tmp_name']);* wouldn't be called directly and my AutoRename will work has usual.

I see 2 solutions :

1) So what about to be more restrictive on the regex line 1468 in Zend_Transfer_Adapter_Abstract::_getFilterIdentifier($name) so Mmx_Filter_File_Rename would match and not Mmx_Filter_File_AutoRename

this change will do the trick

foreach (array_keys($this->_filters) as $test) {
            if (preg_match('/_' . preg_quote($name) . '$/i', $test)) {
                return $test;
            }
        }

And it could also avoid some weird thing

2) after get Zend_Transfer_Adapter_Http::getFilter('Rename') called make sure the filter is Zend_Filter_File_Rename like so

$rename   = $this->getFilter('Rename');
                if ($rename !== null && 'Zend_Filter_File_Rename' == get_class($rename)) {
                    $filename = $rename->getNewName($content['tmp_name']);
                    $key      = array_search(get_class($rename), $this->_files[$file]['filters']);
                    unset($this->_files[$file]['filters'][$key]);
                }

When you have the same problem as Harro then also the solution is the same.

To get the original name you have to store it before calling the rename filter.
Before the rename filter is called the original name is returned by getFileName, afterwards the new filename is returned.

According to Zend_Filter_File_Rename: This feature was integrated with 1.8 to allow the rename filter to be integrated with Zend_File_Transfer. Otherwise Zend_File_Transfer would have no way to know how the rename filter wants to rename the files. There were several bugs related to this.

PS: Zend_Transfer does not exist.

Extending Zend_Filter_File_Rename correct would work. But patching Zend_File_Transfer_Adapter_Http to 1.6 again is the wrong way. This introduces again several bugs which have been fixed.

When you have the same problem as Harro then also the solution is the same.

Well, my question is different (how about with zend_form ?) so i guess the solution could be different.

To get the original name you have to store it before calling the rename filter.
Before the rename filter is called the original name is returned by getFileName, afterwards the new filename is returned.

So I need to do all kind of tricking stuff to have it working with Zend_Form and it is not what I want.

Extending Zend_Filter_File_Rename correct would work.

Yes it would work but right now it won't if the filter name end by "Rename" (AutoRename, MyCustomeRename, etc...)
have you consider one of my fix in my previous message for that ?

Thanks