jQuery-File-Upload | File Upload widget with multiple file selection, drag&drop support, progress bar, validation and pre | File Upload library
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kandi X-RAY | jQuery-File-Upload Summary
File Upload widget with multiple file selection, drag&drop support, progress bars, validation and preview images, audio and video for jQuery. Supports cross-domain, chunked and resumable file uploads and client-side image resizing. Works with any server-side platform (PHP, Python, Ruby on Rails, Java, Node.js, Go etc.) that supports standard HTML form file uploads.
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- Create scaled image
- Create scaled image .
- orient image
- Handles file upload .
- Perform a POST request .
- Validate uploaded file .
- Validate uploaded image .
- Create scaled image .
- Flip an image
- Send the file to the browser
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QUESTION
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(Downloadable Project code Upload Images with Title and Description (vb.net)
Originated from "blueimp/jQuery-File-Upload")
I am working on this Image Upload project with some text fields to insert their values into a database.
The working example above is without the database.
Upload Images with Title and Description.
The fields are shown on the page when the images are loaded.
However, they duplicate the values on all images when uploaded, as I am uncertain about handling the list of populated fields.
In the project, WebForm1.aspx, in the template-upload portion.
Lines 144-149
I added the following for the fields to appear when images are uploaded. In asp classic, we would add a number or field identifier to the field ID to pass to our code-behind. However, I am uncertain how to add that here. I could add the image name to the id, as it would change for each image added. But I could not get that to work.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-03 at 13:09Updated and Working
Updated the code in the WebForm1.aspx to the following.
The main focus is on these lines.
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I have re-written 2 applications that uses older versions of Rails v3.2 and 4.2 to current Rails 6.1.4.1 In both applications cases I have everything working properly EXCEPT for the picture upload. At first I couldn't get the s3_direct_upload to work properly. Now it appears to be working, I get the progress bars starting but I get this darn POST 403 (Forbidden) error (it has the URL in the middle of the error). The s3_direct_upload gem basically just packages up the jQuery-file-upload gem to make it easier to implement after looking at its source code.
https://github.com/waynehoover/s3_direct_upload
What is strange in my case is I know it isn't a CORS issues because I am using the very same buckets, keys and everything that are CURRENTLY STILL WORKING in the original versions of these applications that still work on Heroku. Code is virtually the same the only change is the new version of Rails. BOTH give me the exact same error. IN both apps I can view pictures just fine. IT can access the buckets with the same keys ID and everything else.
I then tried and made a sample app that uses the jQuery-file-upload gem (separate from the s3_direct_upload gem) as I wanted to verify if it was the s3_direct_upload gem causing the issue OR if it is the jQuery-file-upload gem that is causing the issues.
https://github.com/railscasts/383-uploading-to-amazon-s3/tree/master/gallery-jquery-fileupload
I made a Rails 6 version of this app and got it all working and to my horror, it is giving me the EXACT SAME ISSUE, POST 403 (Forbidden) error.
I figured out how to enable the colsole.log in the JavaScript portion of the app and got it dump the error.
Here is the full error from the console. (I put MYBUCKET in caps where my bucket name would be)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-10 at 17:46The problem on this turned out to be in the way s3_direct_upload was creating the upload FORM. It was adding a part to the form with $utf8 which apparently at some point was no longer allowed. IN the s3_direct_upload gem v0.1.7 in the /app/lib/form_helper.rb in the method def policy_data method this line had to be removed from the method:
QUESTION
I need to use a Bootstrap CSS in 4.6 as global level for every page, but on a section of one page, we need to use a 3rd party tool that uses Bootstrap CSS 3.7. Upgrading to 4.6 breaks the 3rd party tool.
Is it possible to make both versions coexist without affecting other sections of the page?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-06 at 12:55No, it is not possible.
Frameworks are consistent software that needs CSS + JS working together to get results.
In another hand, BS4 changes a lot against BS3.
So, the short answer is NO.
QUESTION
I have a task to edit one of our older companny asp.NET MVC app, where we uploading files using flash (uploadify) to this times. But now, we want to use Blueimp jQuery-File-Upload basic plugin.
Everything works perfect, but there is problem with unwanted submit button, which is generated (I believe) from plugin script itself.
Do you have any ideas, how to prevent genereting of this button?
Screenshot from app:
Blue area = span (class fileInputButton) which I use as a button for opening file browser window
Green area = unwanted submit button, which is generated from blueimp script
When I'm searching element on the page in browser, the result is that green area is #file-upload-button button type and come from fileupload input which is in partial cshtml view:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-26 at 12:38Thanks to comment by @Rory McCrossan I have a solution. All what I had to do was edit my CSS for hiding original file input and aply that CSS in partial cshtml.
So changes...
Partial cshtml
QUESTION
I was refactoring jQuery file upload to Axios.
When jQuery file upload making a request(upload a jpg file), I've noticed this kind of payload in Chrome dev tools
view source
If I want to make the same payload as jQuery file upload did in Axios, I will have to do this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-08 at 10:30Why jQuery File Upload using the brackets "files[]" in formData key?
As far as the client is concerned, the brackets are arbitrary parts of the name.
You could use files[]
or files{}
or {}{}{}###!!!
or bob
and it wouldn't make any difference to the client except for the name=
part of the Content-Disposition
header in the payload.
The server on the other hand might give special meaning to []
.
PHP, for example, will take the values from all the fields with the same name ending in []
and put them into an array. Given multiple fields with the same name that doesn't end in []
it will discard all but the last one.
Some other form processes libraries have adopted this convention. The Node.js body-parser
module supports it as an optional feature with the extended
parameter. It isn't universal though.
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