class.upload.php is a powerful and mature PHP class to manage uploaded files, and manipulate images in many ways. The script is available under a GPL license.
There used plugin Smarty templating engine. Here is his connection class:
// important so the TinyMVC and Smarty autoloaders work together!
define('SMARTY_SPL_AUTOLOAD', 1);
// require the Smarty class
require('libs/smarty/Smarty.class.php');
class TinyMVC_Library_Smarty Extends Smarty {
function __construct() {
parent::__construct();
$this->setTemplateDir(array('tpl/site/','tpl/admin/'));
$this->setCompileDir('tpl_c/');
$this->setConfigDir('tinymvc/myapp/configs/');
$this->configLoad('site.conf');
$this->configLoad('admin.conf');
$tmvc = tmvc::instance();
}
}
So I connected the class to work with the mail. But I do not know how to connect your class. When it is initialized once specified file. If there was a feature where you can specify the file after initialization, it would simplify the work in this case.Reply
// important so the TinyMVC and Smarty autoloaders work together! define('SMARTY_SPL_AUTOLOAD', 1); // require the Smarty class require('libs/smarty/Smarty.class.php'); class TinyMVC_Library_Smarty Extends Smarty { function __construct() { parent::__construct(); $this->setTemplateDir(array('tpl/site/','tpl/admin/')); $this->setCompileDir('tpl_c/'); $this->setConfigDir('tinymvc/myapp/configs/'); $this->configLoad('site.conf'); $this->configLoad('admin.conf'); $tmvc = tmvc::instance(); } }So I connected the class to work with the mail. But I do not know how to connect your class. When it is initialized once specified file. If there was a feature where you can specify the file after initialization, it would simplify the work in this case.