jquery-file-upload

问题 how to make changes to the data 'title' and 'description' after the image is loaded, for example, add a button to "change"? This is all done up and running https://github.com/blueimp/jQuery-File-Upload/wiki/PHP-MySQL-database-integration Here is my code, but here it is necessary to make a new method to "upgrade" and synchronize it with html: html: name <br /><input name="title[]" value="{%=file.title||''%}"> description<br /> <input name="description[]" value="{%=file.description||''%}"> php:

问题 I am using jquery-file-upload to upload files. After files are finished uploading, i want to redirect to the edit path of the uploaded document. I am using javascript to submit the file: return data.submit(); After the file has finished uploading, how can I redirect to the edit_document_path, i have tried the following code: $('#fileupload') .bind('fileuploadstop', function (e, data) { window.location.href = "#{edit_document_path(@document)}"; }) Is there a way I can store or return the ID

问题 I am using jQuery File Upload plugin - I have the auto upload file upload set to false and the behavior I have is that as files are added I build up a table showing the file name and a remove button to allow the user to remove the file before uploading. There is then an upload all files button? So if a user adds a file called foo.txt a row will be created. However if they add foo.txt again it will create another row. I want to check the existing table for that scenario and alert that to the

问题 I am using the Jquery file upload basic-plus.html. I am not sure How to use the Resumable uploading functionality in the below code. I see something like this according to the documentation but not sure How to use that with the basic-plus.html $('#fileupload').fileupload({ maxChunkSize: 10000000, // 10 MB add: function (e, data) { var that = this; $.getJSON('server/php/', {file: data.files[0].name}, function (result) { var file = result.file; data.uploadedBytes = file && file.size; $.blueimp

问题 I'm having a strange problem using the jquery blueimp fileupload on an asp.net website. After some trial an error i have it up an running without much problem, and it's working more or less properly. However, there's some strange behaviour i can't work out. As the norm with any jquery plugins, it has to be initialized once the page loads. However, i can't use a regular $(document).ready due to the fact the webform it has to be used in contains multiple updatepanels, hence i need to use a

问题 I'm using jquery file upload plugin. I added an extra button to tell the server to finalize everything, this is suppose to send an extra parameter as below: $('.btn-finalize').click(function(){ $('#fileupload').fileupload({ dataType:'json', formData:{name:'finalize',value:'1'}, url: 'server/php/' }); }); This click handler is called, but no request is getting sent. why? 回答1: The documentation advice to inverse click and autoupload handlers. $('#fileupload').fileupload({ autoUpload: false,

问题 I'm working on a PHP project in which I need to upload a file (provided by an HTML form) to the Google Cloud Storage Bucket. The form request will be received as an ajax request. My file is uploading successfully but inside the bucket, it shows a temp file but I have uploaded an image file. Here's what I have tried: PHP File: if(isset($_FILES['file'])){ $errors= array(); // Authentication with Google Cloud Platform $client = new StorageClient(['keyFilePath' => 'api-project-374381085870

问题 I have designed a simple form which allows the user to upload files to the server. Initially the form contains one 'browse' button. If the user wants to upload multiple files, he needs to click on the "Add More Files" button which adds another 'browse' button in the form. When the form is submitted, the file upload process is handled in 'upload.php' file. It works perfectly fine for uploading multiple files. Now I need to submit the form by using jQuery's '.submit()' and send a ajax ['.ajax()

问题 Hi I am using jQuery File Upload It is working fine and I am showing the user a progress bar showing upload progress with code like the below: $('#fileupload').fileupload({ /* ... */ progressall: function (e, data) { var progress = parseInt(data.loaded / data.total * 100, 10); $('#progress .bar').css( 'width', progress + '%' ); } }); On my page I have just included the jquery.fileupload.js file currently. Within the data of the progressall function I can see the bitrate, the total file size

问题 Is there anyway we can restrict the file types in JQuery File Upload. From the documentation we have below code, but that is only for allowed file types. I want something for restricting file types.I want to allow all the file types but restrict .exe and .js files. Please let me know if there is any workaround for this. $('#file_upload').fileUploadUIX({ maxFileSize: 5000000, // Maximum File Size in Bytes - 5 MB minFileSize: 100000, // Minimum File Size in Bytes - 100 KB acceptFileTypes: /(zip