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I'm trying to create an ASP.NET Core (3.1) web application that accepts file uploads and then breaks it into chunks to send to Sharepoint via MS Graph API. There are a few other posts here that address the similar questions but they assume a certain level of .NET knowledge that I don't have just yet. So I'm hoping someone can help me cobble something together.
Configure Web server & app to Accept Large Files
I have done the following to allow IIS Express to upload up to 2GB files:
a) created a web.config file with the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-25 at 11:33I've implemented a similar large file controller but using mongoDB GridFS.
In any case, streaming is the way to go for large files because it is fast and lightweight. And yes, the best option is to save the files on your server storage before you send. One suggestion is, add some validations to allow specefic extensions and restrict execution permissions.
Back to your questions:
The entire file is read into an IFormFile, which is a C# representation of the file used to process or save the file.
The resources (disk, memory) used by file uploads depend on the number and size of concurrent file uploads. If an app attempts to buffer too many uploads, the site crashes when it runs out of memory or disk space. If the size or frequency of file uploads is exhausting app resources, use streaming.
The CopyToAsync method enables you to perform resource-intensive I/O operations without blocking the main thread.
Here you have examples.
Example 1:
QUESTION
so I have a CKeditor 5 text area, When I click the submit button, that runs gets the textarea and for the sake of this example fire that out as an alter. However the issue is that it fires out what was in the editor when it loaded not the changes I have made.
I assume I need to tell the text editor to refresh or something before I collect the variable?
does anyone have any idea on how I fix this, here is my code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-13 at 06:111, move the button submit script into the first script tag itself. No need to define another .
2, your variable is named watchdog
, and not editor
. So after you move the button submit, inside it do: console.log(watchdog.getData());
.
Here, this fiddle will help: JSFiddle If you submit in the beginning, it will output 'Old Content', then if you change the text and submit, it'll output 'New Content'. You can see the output in the console of the Fiddle.
QUESTION
I am trying to upload file from another back-end to currently existing API.
For doing so, I am trying to replicate what's being done in the front-end. To create FormData and then send it to the API.
But the request seems to hang... And if I would try to replicate the request express would console log error
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-12 at 09:39So the issues was with headers. Formidable at other API would hang without passing FormData headers for axios.
Code bellow allowed me to successfully upload files to a other API.
QUESTION
The question
I have these files:
- upload.php -> has the form and ajax
- uploadSubmit.php -> sends the data to video.class.php
- video.class.php -> handles the upload, adds it to the database and handles errors
How do I get the errors which are in else
statements to transfer back to upload.php and be displayed in a div without the form the page refreshing?
The code:
upload.php
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-31 at 05:26I managed to figure it out mostly by changing the Javascript to this:
QUESTION
Hi I am editing a website, there is the form submission there, where I use formspree to submit forms (names, email, comments). then click the send button.
Everything works well, expect the successful alert looks weird... see picture below:
I am trying to edit this, but couldn't figure out how. I want it to show "Thanks, your submission is successful!".
I found the javascript code for this part:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-16 at 21:14I will take a part of the javascript in the question to focus
QUESTION
I'm making a website and need a contact page that emails me when people press send. I have three files, a contactus.html, which includes the form and a send button, a contact.js, which uses jquery to verify that all the boxes in the contactus.html are filled out, and a contact_process.php file which sends an email to me after the send button is clicked. So far, the code mostly works and an email is sent to me every time, as well as that if someone tries to send it without filling out all the forms, they are not able to, but I want to echo something after the mail is sent to tell the user that their message was received.
I used this code, which sends the email but doesn't echo anything afterward (you might notice that this form technically allows someone to type nothing in at all and still press send, however, my contact.js verifies whether or not the contact form is empty).
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-21 at 21:38I would return json like this:
QUESTION
I am trying to submit a form using jQuery+Ajax
. The form gets submitted successfully (via Ajax Submit
) if there is no problem with the input fields. However, if the input fields have problems (like blank fields), then the validator does not kick in. The console shows an error message as
SQLSTATE[23000]: Integrity constraint violation: 1048......
and the controller goes to the error:
part of the ajaxsubmit
but I want the validator to show the error messages at the respective input fields first (small
is used for showing errors)
Here is my Blade code-
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-08 at 09:47You can do this to achieve your requirements.
First submit your form explicitly on click of edit button and check for validation there.
Replace your script
whole code with this code below
QUESTION
i need to put one parameter from button to widget
data-video="fbnSR-KBOiE"
to 'param' => 42 like this 'param' => fbnSR-KBOiE
How can i do this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-18 at 09:58This code is sending parameters from button data-url="watch?v=ik7ysDGWbcw" to modal through controller youtube/index by ajax
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a modal that allows a user to edit a memo field on a corresponding database.
The issue is, it works until I submit some form data, after that the textarea is not updating with the new data, it just displays the submitted data.
Some things to bear in mind: The memo field is stored as plain text within the backend database. The 'AjaxGetData.wc' (see code below) returns the field content in HTML format. I'm using a javascript class called jquery.form.js to submit the form data within the modal.
So, I have a modal that contains a form and on that form is a textarea, the name of this textarea is changed dynamically depending on what element was clicked within a data table.
Then, when the href is clicked to open the modal an ajax request is run which collects the data (with HTML formatting) for the requested element and inserts it into the textarea using $('#myTextArea').html(string).
This all works, but after submitting some changed text all subsequent modal requests load the first submitted string no matter which row I click within the data table. Although in the console.log it is showing the correct string being returned by the ajax post.
Ideally, I like to understand why the .html() function stops working after I have submitted some data.
Please see my code below :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-25 at 18:00If I understand the issue correctly you can put the response string into a temporary element as html and retrieve it as text from that element to put in the textarea.
QUESTION
I have a form in an html page. I want to submit values to the following api using ajax.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-23 at 05:36Is your problem that how to use JS getting an object form_Data
?
Maybe this is your issue:
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