I'm using a file upload sublayout in a backend component, where the user selects a value from a dropdown list that is later used to tag the uploaded file(s).
However, the dropdown list is weirdly truncated (see below) and I can't see how to get around this.
The code from my view is also below
Any ideas?
David
However, the dropdown list is weirdly truncated (see below) and I can't see how to get around this.
The code from my view is also below
Any ideas?
David
Code:
<!-- file upload form --><div id="collapseUpload" class="collapse"> <form action="<?php echo JUri::base(); ?>index.php?option=com_my_component&task=file.uploadFlow&tmpl=component&<?php echo $this->session->getName() . '=' . $this->session->getId(); ?>&<?php echo $this->session->getFormToken(); ?>=1&format=html" id="uploadForm" class="form-inline" name="uploadForm" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data"> <div id="uploadform" class="uploadform"> <fieldset id="upload-noflash" class="actions"> <?php echo $this->form->renderField('folder_id'); ?> <label for="upload-file" class="control-label"><?php echo JText::_('MY_COMPONENT_UPLOAD_FILE'); ?></label> <input required type="file" id="upload-file" name="Filedata[]" multiple /> <button class="btn btn-primary" id="upload-submit"><span class="icon-upload icon-white"></span> <?php echo JText::_('MY_COMPONENT_START_UPLOAD'); ?></button> <p class="help-block"> <?php $cMax = (int) $this->params->get('upload_maxsize'); ?> <?php $maxSize = JUtility::getMaxUploadSize($cMax . 'MB'); ?> <?php echo JText::sprintf('JGLOBAL_MAXIMUM_UPLOAD_SIZE_LIMIT', JHtml::_('number.bytes', $maxSize)); ?> </p> </fieldset> </div> </form></div>Statistics: Posted by david0058 — Tue Jun 04, 2024 9:19 am