Fineupload on.complete recover id, name and execute a PHP - fine-uploader

Question

I'm very interested getting the path and name of the file uploaded, and if the upload is a success, execute a php using the name and path of the uploaded file.
I just checked that on.complete could be useful, but if someone has an example would be just great.
.on('complete', function (event, id, filename, responseJSON) {
uploadedFileCounter++;
if (filesToUpload == uploadedFileCounter)
{
$(':input[type=button],:input[type=submit],:input[type=reset]').removeAttr('disabled');
//$("#overlay").fadeOut();
$("#modal-box").fadeOut();
$("#modal-overlay").fadeOut();
}
I found this example on another thread, but I don't have any idea how could I get the path and name on a php to store in a database and launch a new process with the uploded files.

Answer 1

So here is an example of how to do some of these tasks in plain ol' PHP. Would not recommend for production!
To get the filename in PHP:
function getName(){
// First we check if the user has provided an edited version of the filename.
// see: http://docs.fineuploader.com/branch/master/features/filename-edit.html
if (isset($_REQUEST['qqfilename']))
return $_REQUEST['qqfilename'];
// Otherwise we return whatever the browser/fine-uploader has named the file.
// see: http://docs.fineuploader.com/endpoint_handlers/traditional.html
if (isset($_FILES[$this->inputName]))
return $_FILES['qqfile']['name'];
}
To get the UUID in PHP:
// see: http://docs.fineuploader.com/endpoint_handlers/traditional.html
$uuid = $_REQUEST['qquuid'];
One method of creating a path on disk is to use the uuid in combination with the filename like so:
$path = join(DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR, array($uuid, get_name()));
At this point you can do whatever you want with the path, uuid, filename, or other data from fine-uploader (e.g., save the data in a database, ...)
If there is some reason fine-uploader needs to know the path, then you can return it in the response and use it in the onComplete handler:
.on('complete', function (event, id, filename, responseJSON) {
var path = responseJSON.path;
// do something ...
}