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Set parameter in FormData for dynamic fields (Javascript)


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I am getting an issue on setting up the form data for dynamic fields included input[type="file"].



In my word, Dynamic fields mean generating the fields with the loop of an array.



I tried the for loop than data is not going to the server.



I am using Vue and Vuex.



Only the value from the last loop is going on the database.



let formdata = new FormData();
for(var i = 0; i< this.assignmentForm.length; i++)
formdata.append('file', this.$refs.assignmentFile[i].files[0]);
formdata.append('name', this.$refs.assignmentName[i].value);
formdata.append('comment', this.$refs.assignmentComment[i].value);
formdata.append('assignment_solution', this.respondId);










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    I am getting an issue on setting up the form data for dynamic fields included input[type="file"].



    In my word, Dynamic fields mean generating the fields with the loop of an array.



    I tried the for loop than data is not going to the server.



    I am using Vue and Vuex.



    Only the value from the last loop is going on the database.



    let formdata = new FormData();
    for(var i = 0; i< this.assignmentForm.length; i++)
    formdata.append('file', this.$refs.assignmentFile[i].files[0]);
    formdata.append('name', this.$refs.assignmentName[i].value);
    formdata.append('comment', this.$refs.assignmentComment[i].value);
    formdata.append('assignment_solution', this.respondId);










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      I am getting an issue on setting up the form data for dynamic fields included input[type="file"].



      In my word, Dynamic fields mean generating the fields with the loop of an array.



      I tried the for loop than data is not going to the server.



      I am using Vue and Vuex.



      Only the value from the last loop is going on the database.



      let formdata = new FormData();
      for(var i = 0; i< this.assignmentForm.length; i++)
      formdata.append('file', this.$refs.assignmentFile[i].files[0]);
      formdata.append('name', this.$refs.assignmentName[i].value);
      formdata.append('comment', this.$refs.assignmentComment[i].value);
      formdata.append('assignment_solution', this.respondId);










      share|improve this question
















      I am getting an issue on setting up the form data for dynamic fields included input[type="file"].



      In my word, Dynamic fields mean generating the fields with the loop of an array.



      I tried the for loop than data is not going to the server.



      I am using Vue and Vuex.



      Only the value from the last loop is going on the database.



      let formdata = new FormData();
      for(var i = 0; i< this.assignmentForm.length; i++)
      formdata.append('file', this.$refs.assignmentFile[i].files[0]);
      formdata.append('name', this.$refs.assignmentName[i].value);
      formdata.append('comment', this.$refs.assignmentComment[i].value);
      formdata.append('assignment_solution', this.respondId);







      javascript vue.js vuex






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          You're correctly using .append instead of .set, but you forgot that variables should be arrays, thus their keys should be file[], name[], comment[] and assignment_solution[] respectively.



          This way your backend will correctly recognize that they are indeed arrays.






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            You are appending multiple files using the same name. Only the last addition will reach your server.



            You have at least 2 options:




            1. Give unique names to each field. Something similar to this



              formdata.append('file' + i, this.$refs.assignmentFile[i].files[0]);



            Notice the concatenation of file with the index variable.




            1. Use the array notation for the fields’ names. This is compatible with how PHP handled POST variables.



              formdata.append('file[]', this.$refs.assignmentFile[i].files[0]);



            Notice the square brackets in the name file[].



            You need to do this for all the fields: file, name, comments.






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            You're correctly using .append instead of .set, but you forgot that variables should be arrays, thus their keys should be file[], name[], comment[] and assignment_solution[] respectively.



            This way your backend will correctly recognize that they are indeed arrays.






            share|improve this answer



























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              You're correctly using .append instead of .set, but you forgot that variables should be arrays, thus their keys should be file[], name[], comment[] and assignment_solution[] respectively.



              This way your backend will correctly recognize that they are indeed arrays.






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                You're correctly using .append instead of .set, but you forgot that variables should be arrays, thus their keys should be file[], name[], comment[] and assignment_solution[] respectively.



                This way your backend will correctly recognize that they are indeed arrays.






                share|improve this answer













                You're correctly using .append instead of .set, but you forgot that variables should be arrays, thus their keys should be file[], name[], comment[] and assignment_solution[] respectively.



                This way your backend will correctly recognize that they are indeed arrays.







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                    You are appending multiple files using the same name. Only the last addition will reach your server.



                    You have at least 2 options:




                    1. Give unique names to each field. Something similar to this



                      formdata.append('file' + i, this.$refs.assignmentFile[i].files[0]);



                    Notice the concatenation of file with the index variable.




                    1. Use the array notation for the fields’ names. This is compatible with how PHP handled POST variables.



                      formdata.append('file[]', this.$refs.assignmentFile[i].files[0]);



                    Notice the square brackets in the name file[].



                    You need to do this for all the fields: file, name, comments.






                    share|improve this answer























                    • I did same. But not working.

                      – Vick Sain
                      Mar 23 at 14:46















                    0














                    You are appending multiple files using the same name. Only the last addition will reach your server.



                    You have at least 2 options:




                    1. Give unique names to each field. Something similar to this



                      formdata.append('file' + i, this.$refs.assignmentFile[i].files[0]);



                    Notice the concatenation of file with the index variable.




                    1. Use the array notation for the fields’ names. This is compatible with how PHP handled POST variables.



                      formdata.append('file[]', this.$refs.assignmentFile[i].files[0]);



                    Notice the square brackets in the name file[].



                    You need to do this for all the fields: file, name, comments.






                    share|improve this answer























                    • I did same. But not working.

                      – Vick Sain
                      Mar 23 at 14:46













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                    You are appending multiple files using the same name. Only the last addition will reach your server.



                    You have at least 2 options:




                    1. Give unique names to each field. Something similar to this



                      formdata.append('file' + i, this.$refs.assignmentFile[i].files[0]);



                    Notice the concatenation of file with the index variable.




                    1. Use the array notation for the fields’ names. This is compatible with how PHP handled POST variables.



                      formdata.append('file[]', this.$refs.assignmentFile[i].files[0]);



                    Notice the square brackets in the name file[].



                    You need to do this for all the fields: file, name, comments.






                    share|improve this answer













                    You are appending multiple files using the same name. Only the last addition will reach your server.



                    You have at least 2 options:




                    1. Give unique names to each field. Something similar to this



                      formdata.append('file' + i, this.$refs.assignmentFile[i].files[0]);



                    Notice the concatenation of file with the index variable.




                    1. Use the array notation for the fields’ names. This is compatible with how PHP handled POST variables.



                      formdata.append('file[]', this.$refs.assignmentFile[i].files[0]);



                    Notice the square brackets in the name file[].



                    You need to do this for all the fields: file, name, comments.







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