Do you know that you can get the filename, filpath inside the onComplete event like this:-
onComplete: function(event, queueID, fileObj, reponse, data)
{
alert fileObj.name; //The name of the uploaded file
alert fileObj.filePath; //The path on the server to the uploaded file
location.href= "complete.php?filename="+fileObj.name+"&filepath="+fileObj.filePath; //Here you can do a javascript redirect
}
Check the documentation for further details http://www.uploadify.com/documentation/events/oncomplete-2/
Are you looking for those values? If not let me know
Updates
As per your question updates, you have 2 options.
Either to do the "some process" after the file upload in the uploadify.php. You can see the file uploadify.php which comes with the uploadify plugin. There you have the $_FILES['Filedata'] array containing all the file info. You may do the post processing here itself (by calling a function better instead of writing lots of code in uploadify's core code)
in uploadify.php
$_FILES['Filedata']['name'] //file name
Or like I said, get the file name and path inside the onComplete event. Then pass these params like this :-
location.href= "complete.php?filename="+fileObj.name+"&filepath="+fileObj.filePath;
I think this is better. You may send an ajax request instead to do the entire process (file upload + your "some process") without loading the page again.
Write a $.post() request inside the onComplete event with those parameters and post to "complete.php"
Getting parameters inside onComplete which are not available by default
You have to use the response parameter available inside onComplete
I worked on uploadify version 2.1.0 so my solution will work for sure on that version.
If you want only one parameter, you can echo that at the end of uploadify.php
I did the following thing:-
In my uploadify.php changed (this was in the original uploadify.php):-
move_uploaded_file($tempFile,$targetFile);
echo "1";
to this:-
move_uploaded_file($tempFile,$targetFile);
echo $tempFile;
and then inside the onComplete event did an explode -
var tmpName = reponse;
If however, you want to get more than one parameter inside onComplete, this is a trick I can give (this is not a good approach, but I was not able to return multiple params by any other way - I tried returning json array etc.):-
move_uploaded_file($tempFile,$targetFile);
echo $param1.'%%__%%'.$param2;
and then inside the onComplete event did an explode -
var paramsArray = explode('%%__%%',reponse);
param1 = paramsArray[0];
param2 = paramsArray[1];
