PHP Yii SWFUpload 302

Possible Root Cause:
SWFUpload opens a new PHP session when connecting to Apache and uploading file(s) to web server's file system.


Solution:
1. Remember to pass in postParams
    $this->widget('application.extensions.swfupload.CSwfUpload', array(
        'jsHandlerUrl'=>'js/swfupload/handlers.js',
        'postParams'=>array('PHPSESSID'=>session_id()),
        'config'=>array( ...


2. In the Controller, modify accessRules() to allow any user to call the action that is going to be used by SWFUpload.
    Below is are sample codes in my View file:
    
$uploadUrl=$this->createUrl('photo/swfupload');
$this->widget('application.extensions.swfupload.CSwfUpload', array(
   'jsHandlerUrl'=>'js/swfupload/handlers.js',
   'postParams'=>array('PHPSESSID'=>session_id()),
   'config'=>array(
'debug'=>false,
       'use_query_string'=>true,
       'upload_url'=>$uploadUrl,
       'file_size_limit'=>'5 MB',
       'file_types'=>'*.jpg;*.png;*.gif',
       'file_types_description'=>'Image Files',
       'file_upload_limit'=>0,
       'file_queue_error_handler'=>'js:fileQueueError',
       'file_dialog_complete_handler'=>'js:fileDialogComplete',
       'upload_progress_handler'=>'js:uploadProgress',
       'upload_error_handler'=>'js:uploadError',
       'upload_success_handler'=>'js:uploadSuccess',
       'upload_complete_handler'=>'js:uploadComplete',
       'custom_settings'=>array('progressTarget'=>'divFileProgressContainer','cancelButtonId'=>'btnCancel'),
       'button_placeholder_id'=>'swfupload',
        'button_image_url'=>'js/swfupload/images/TestImageNoText_100x20.png',
       'button_width'=>50,
       'button_height'=>20,
       'button_text'=>'  Select File(s)  ',
       'button_text_style'=>'.button { font-family: "Lucida Sans Unicode", "Lucida Grande", sans-serif; font-size: 9pt; text-align: center; }',
       'button_text_top_padding'=>0,
       'button_text_left_padding'=>0,
       'button_window_mode'=>'js:SWFUpload.WINDOW_MODE.TRANSPARENT',
       'button_cursor'=>'js:SWFUpload.CURSOR.HAND',
       ),
   )
);
?>


$uploadUrl); ?>

   

   

   

   

    As you can see, photo/swfupload is my controller/action pair。
    So, in photoController file, we shall change the accessRules() function to allow anyone to call actionSwfupload(). Below are my sample codes:
    public function accessRules()
{
return array(
array('allow',  // allow all users to perform 'index' and 'view' actions
'actions'=>array('index','view','swfupload'),
'users'=>array('*'),
),
);
}


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