[Resolved] Problem setting minimum image size on CRED form

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[davidS-53]

I have a custom image field called profile-picture in a form with Ajax submission enabled. I want to set minimum dimensions for images uploaded to that field. I found some code here: https://toolset.com/forums/topic/featured-image-size-validation-in-form/ which I have adjusted to suit my form IDs and field slug below:

function pkp_set_minimum_image_size( $error_fields, $form_data ) {

  $forms = array( 6909, 6911 );
  
  // Field data are field values and errors
  list( $fields, $errors ) = $error_fields;

  if (in_array( $form_data['id'], $forms ) && isset($_FILES['wpcf-profile-picture']['tmp_name']) ) {

    $target_min_width = 600;
    $target_min_height = 900;
    $check = getimagesize( $_FILES['wpcf-profile-picture']['tmp_name'] );
  
    if ( $check !== false ) {

        // check the dimensions only, independent of the orientation.
        // if the height is greater than the width, switch the values for comparison.
        $width = ($check[0] >= $check[1]) ? $check[0] : $check[1];
        $height = ($check[1] < $check[0]) ? $check[1] : $check[0];
  
        if ( $width < $target_min_width || $height < $target_min_height ) {
            $errors['profile-picture'] = "Please upload an image at least 600px wide x 900px high.";
        }
    }

  }

  $field_data = array( $fields, $errors );

  //return result
  return $field_data;

}
add_action( 'cred_form_ajax_upload_validate', 'pkp_set_minimum_image_size', 10, 2 );

However, it doesn't seem to do anything. Any ideas what I might be doing wrong? I'll provide debug info below.

[Nigel]

Hi David

Changes were introduced to Forms 2.4 that affect the use of this filter.

Previously, when the user selected an image to include in the form submission the image was uploaded via ajax while the user continued to fill out the form, so that when they finally submitted the form the heavy image files had already been uploaded. This was distinct from whether the form itself was submitted via ajax or not, and the cred_form_ajax_upload_validate filter was for intervening in this image "pre-upload".

Since Forms 2.4 the native WP media uploader can now be used. There is a setting in the form for whether to use it or not. If not then there is no pre-uploading, the image is submitted along with the form itself, and this filter is not triggered.

If you are using the native media uploader, then when users upload an image, this same filter will be triggered, as before, and you should be able to use it in those circumstances.

If not using the native WP media uploader, you can use the cred_form_validate filter to validate the form fields, including image fields.

https://toolset.com/documentation/programmer-reference/cred-api/#cred_form_validate

[davidS-53]

Thanks Nigel, sorted now.