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.serialize doesn't work for sending files. You need to use the FormData object.
Note that FormData isn't available for older browsers. There are some jQuery plugins that send the files using an iframe, but these aren't compatible with the file input plugin.
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I'm not familiar with the inner workings of YII. You need to find out (or ask) how the model is updated from $_FILES and $_POST.
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