Saving multiple image input using Intervention\Image

Question

Trying to make an photo uploader using Intervention\Image I have this in ReportController@store :

public function SavePhoto($photo){
        $file_ext = $photo->getClientOriginalExtension();
        $file_name = uniqid();
        $photo_name = $file_name. '.' . $file_ext;
        $path = public_path('uploads/photos/' . $photo_name);
        Image::make($photo)->resize(300, null, function ($constraint) {
            $constraint->aspectRatio();
        })->save($path);
        return $photo_name;
    }

public function store(Request $request)
    {

        $observation = new Observation();
        $observation->content = $request['Observation'];
        $observation->status_id = $request['Status'];
        $photo = Input::file('photo');

        foreach ($photo as $p){
            $this->SavePhoto($p);

        }

I am so confused of how to call the SavePhoto() method for all photos input.

Fritz M. Neumann · Accepted Answer · 2017-10-29 11:39:38Z

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According to the Laravel API docs use the allFiles() method to get the files of $request.

$photos = $request->allFiles();
foreach ($photos as $photo){
    $this->SavePhoto($photo);
}

I haven't tried it though. :)
its the equivalent of getting the $_FILES array

foreach($_FILES as $photo) {
    $this->SavePhoto($photo);
}

edited Oct 29, 2017 at 11:39

answered Oct 27, 2017 at 21:43

Fritz M. Neumann

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Q8root Over a year ago

I tried it but but $photos is returning an empty array :- $photo = Input::allFiles(); return $photo; ==> {"photo":{}}

Fritz M. Neumann Over a year ago

I corrected the mistake in my code. $_FILES is the name of the superglobal. Is the $_FILES array empty? If not, you check if you submitted it correctly and the data arrives.

Fritz M. Neumann Over a year ago

I changed my code, the allFiles() method is part of Request object.

Q8root Over a year ago

Still having a empty return -> $photo = $request->allFiles(); return $photo; result=> {"photo":{}} This is my input code : <input name="photo" type="file" multiple>

Fritz M. Neumann Over a year ago

could you show the dump of $_FILES in your target script?

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