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I have been fumbling with AngularJS for weeks now and trying to cobble together the parts of this, that, and the other thing together to create a file serving web application with a Django backend. I thought things were going well until I found myself trying to upload a file with all of my other form data. My HTML form consistently showed up as having no file attached during the validation step before sending the request. Well, that's no good! Anyways, this ended up being some manner of unsupported operation, for one reason or another. I turned to ng-file-upload
, a third party file upload service for AngularJS. The most current iteration of ng-file-upload
uses AngularJS 1.6 style requests and my third party registration application angular-django-registration-auth
uses $http
previous to 1.6.
I need to update the third party registration application but it has the following code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-28 at 18:21Fixed this with then() calls after finding some decent resources. Here is what my code ended up looking like, I'm including my logging because it may help someone else.
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Angular Django Registration Auth - djangoAuth.js
In lines 25 through 29, a comma separated assignment takes place. When you separate each line by semi-colons instead of commas, the code no longer works. Why is that?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-26 at 22:51and when you do that have you tried to put var before defining each variable? maybe it could be that. It seems to be a multiple declarative statement, then in order to make it work with semicolons you have to put it this way :
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