QFileDialog- Using getOpenFile

[artwaw]

@LT-K101 If you look at the QString (or str in Python) documentation you will surely notice that there is split() method. So self.fname1.split('/').last() should do the trick. Why don't read documentation on the basic types you use?

[JonB]

@LT-K101

print(QFile(self.fname1).fileName())
print(QFileInfo(self.fname1).fileName())

Your code:

        self.fname1, ok = QFileDialog.getOpenFileName(self, "Upload Pdf File", "", "Pdf Files(*.pdf)")
        if ok:

Where do you get the idea that the second result is any kind of ok parameter, and that you should be looking at it for success?

[jsulm]

@LT-K101

self.ui.Pdf_lineEdit.setText(os.path.basename(self.fname1))

[JonB]

@jsulm
You are encouraging OP to mix native Python calls with Qt calls when no need to, grrr! Since QFileDialog.getOpenFileName() returns a Qt-type-path (right?), he must now go check up how os.path.... handles e.g. /s under Windows....

[LT-K101]

@JonB Sorry that was a function i wrote for my image upload function, if user does not upload an image then the default image should be an avatar. I copied it and forgot to delete the if statement. Thanks

[LT-K101]

@jsulm Thanks it's working! After selecting the pdf file saving to a location in my working directory is the problem now. Any assistance please?

[jsulm]

@LT-K101 said in QFileDialog- Using getOpenFile:

Any assistance please?

Please ask a concrete question. What is the concrete problem you're having now?

[LT-K101]

@jsulm I want to save the uploaded file itself to a specific directory not just the filename. Example when the user click on open button to select file , after user select file. The file should be saved in a directory.

[jsulm]

@LT-K101 Then do so: https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qfile.html

[LT-K101]

@jsulm Thanks