[jagannew]

I am trying upload file using angularjs and Process maker Rest API and i got following error .


var _reqObj = new Object();
_reqObj.form = "@"+filename;
_reqObj.inp_doc_uid = 'XXXXXXXXX';
_reqObj.app_doc_comment = 'Scanned ID document';
_reqObj.tas_uid = 'XXXXXXXXXXXXX';

var requestYmc = $http({
method: 'POST',
url: $scope.serverUrl + $scope.workspace + '/oauth2/token',
data: $scope.credentials

});
requestYmc.success(function (html,status) {
$scope.AccessToken = html.access_token;
var editreqf = $http({
method: "POST",
url: $scope.serverUrl + 'api/1.0/' + $scope.workspace + '/cases/' + $scope.caseId + '/input-document',
headers: { 'Authorization': 'Bearer ' + $scope.AccessToken },
data: _reqObj
});
editreqf.success(function (html,status) {
console.log(status);
alert(status);


});
});



ERROR: file name Doesn't Exist.


please helpme any One .

Regards,
jagan

[amosbatto]

I don't think that you can upload a file with JavaScript. You can add a "submit" button and a file input to your form and then add some server-side code to send the file to PM. If you are using PHP, you can take the uploaded file from the $_FILE superglobal variable and pass it to the REST endpoint.

[jagannew]

after uploading file in php , how to connect PHP to Process Maker(send file upload date to process maker)

[amosbatto]

Attached is a code example that you can use:

uploadFiles.zip

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You will have to change all the IDs to match your system. To test it, you can place the files in the workflow/public_html directory of your installation of PM and direct the web browser to: http://your-address/selectFiles.html

[amosbatto]

I added some more to the documentation:
http://wiki.processmaker.com/3.0/REST_A ... t-document

[jagannew]

Hi Team,
Thank you for your response.

I have implemented the same code given by you.
Once I log into processmaker the file is being uploaded but the filename is not being correctly displayed.Instead of filename it is displaying temp name with.tmp extension.

Can you please suggest the solution

Regards
jagan

[amosbatto]

If you look at the "PHP Example 2", there is code to rename the file to its original filename, then upload it to the REST endpoint, then delete the file. See: http://wiki.processmaker.com/3.0/REST_A ... t-document