SWF DEBUG: dataObjectFieldName=

There's your null value. Make sure you're defining everything correctly in your constructor.

Re my "SecurityID doesn't match, possible CRSF attack" posts of 10/28 and 10/31:

More on what's going on:
When the DataObjectManager_popup window is initialized for the first time, class Form's loadDataFrom method is called. The form knows it should have a SecurityID field (from the call to $this->fields->dataFields() on http://open.silverstripe.org/browser/modules/sapphire/trunk/forms/Form.php?rev=90075#L919). However, when loadDataFrom() iterates through $data, setting field values, it sets that SecurityID field's value to NULL because $data doesn't contain a SecurityID value (see http://open.silverstripe.org/browser/modules/sapphire/trunk/forms/Form.php?rev=90075#L950).

Can someone help me resolve this?

Ben

I've been tracking down the SecurityID issue for the last 4 hours. Finally got to the bottom of it, but I don't have a fix right now. It boils down to what appears to be faulty coding by Silverstripe, but I'm not entirely sure.

When the loadDataFrom() method is executed, it tries to get the value of each field name. The first check it runs is whether the object has the method "FieldName". SecurityID passes this test, because ViewableData contains the function SecurityID() -- probably patchwork to make it work with the form class.

But then, instead of just invoking $object->SecurityID(), it calls $object->__get('SecurityID'), which looks not for a method named "SecurityID", but rather one named "getSecurityID()". This is a huge hole in the code, and i'm really surprised that other stuff is not breaking.

I have a support call scheduled with SS. Hopefully, they're willing to support the trunk version, or at the very least, tell me this will be cleared up by RC1, because I'm at a loss.

Hi,

I'm getting that classic "An error occurred in your upload. The server did not accept it." error when attempting to upload on the Files & Images tab. I was advised to follow the Troubleshooting guide on SWFUploadField in order to debug it, but the VERY first step already fails. The guide [http://doc.silverstripe.org/doku.php?id=modules:swfuploadfield&s=swfuploadfield] says to place

In the first line of the function handleswfupload(), which I did. Then it says when I run an upload, I'm supposed to get an alert message that says “Server said hello". Buuuut I don't! I just get the same alert message as above. So even the debugging isn't working. The tail of my SWFUploadConfig::debug() log is below:

I am certain that my assets directory is writeable.

Thanks in advance,
Garrett