I'm hoping there is a nice easy solution for this as just simply want to change the browse button to an image and remove the text box related with the upload form (and really it would be nice if i could combine the send and browse button together). However google has been a little unfruitful and i have no clue how to approach this. I was hoping for a standard solution to this as i can image other ppl have come to this problem before (and annoyingly the client wants it too).
I am looking for a upload form to upload pictures and then when the pictures are uploaded, then they get emailed to me. Kind of like a contact form but attached is the pictures.
On clicking 'OS' radio button I want to get the 1st form and hide second one and on clicking 'Platform' radio button I want the second form and hide the first one.
how can I change my action form so the form goes to Page1.htm with click on button1 and goes to Page2.htm to click on button2, and mantein the value inserted in textbox "name"?
The form processor I'm using can take a few seconds to complete (and either take me to the thank-you page or back to the form with error messages). I'd like to change the "submit" button to a loading GIF. I'm using the following code but realize that the form (using ajaxSubmit) doesn't actually submit when I do this.
function pleaseWait() { var x = document.getElementById("submitdiv"); x.innerHTML = "Please Wait... <img src='/images/ajax-loader.gif' />"; }
I need an way to upload a file by clicking a link instead of button(<input type="file" name="somename"/>). This feature has been newly added to GMail, to attached a file we need to click a link.
I'm guessing Javascript security shuts me down here, but just thought I'd post this on the off chance a guru here might know.I'm using ASP.NET AJAX's new AsyncFileUpload control. Functionality-wise it's awesome. Appearance-wise my product manager hates it. I'd like to hide it, and trigger its functionality from a button whose appearance I can fully customize.I tried doing this via calling its click() method, which opens the file selection dialog fine. However, once a file is selected, causing the form to be submitted, the infamous "htmlfile: Access is denied" error rears its head.
Im creating a system where people can upload large files. I want to make sure they dont click the button twice and resend the form. So, on the button, I have it running a function disablebutton on click. The function looks like this:
function disablebutton() { document.upload.doupload.disabled = true; }
This is disabling the button like I want it to, but its also halting the PHP form handling. Is there another way I can make the button unclickable but allow the form to be processed?
I would like to not be able to hit the "Upload" button before I have selected a file in this form. Note that I have not written all this code myself so talking advanced will be hard for me to understand.
It's supposed to execute on every file upload. The problem is that it only shows the last call after every file is done uploading. "File 3 of 3" or "File 16 of 16" and never anything in between.
Im not a developer but I managed to fumble together a simple website and implemented an upload form from html-form-guide.com, but i want to add a loading icon to let the user know that its actually doing something, especially for larger files.
i have a html/php form which let users upload pictures onto my server. the problem with it is, it says the picture has been uploaded but if the file name contains any of character apart from text (A-z) and numbers, the picture never shows up in the admin panel.
is there a way using ajax or jquery to disallow certain file names in the upload field of the html which uses these characters !@#$%^'&*()"?
I am trying to upload a file from a HTML form using jQuery and PHP. I have the following script, which I just need to adapt to add the support for uploading files.
For a site I will be working on, It will require people to upload large files. We don't want the users to think that nothing is happening, so we would like to be able to show a progress meter of the progress of the upload.
The file will be submitted through a normal form on a page (or any other way possible through the browser). Is there a javascript progress bar I could use for this purpose?
I have an upload form (which can be seen here: http://kmkwebdevelopment.com/formtest/upload.php). There are currently 5 "upload" fields, and I would like to have it so that if a person requires more "upload" fields, they can click on a + sign or something and it will make 15 more "upload" fields drop down (so they can upload a total of 20 files at a time). Does anyone know a good way to do this? (maybe Javascript somehow)?
I am trying to implement this jQuery form plugin to do ajax file uploads. Although the documentation is great I am still a little unclear about one thing. Usually when I do ajax submissions I return a response in JSON(using PHP), something like :
When doing some simple tests I have run into a problem and I believe it is due to the way this plugin handles JSON responses. My form :
[Code]...
This does not result in the success event firing but rather the error event. In the plugin documentation it states that it does not handle json responses well and that it recommends wrapping the response in a textarea. Unfortunatly I'm not sure what they mean by that, and what I've tried so far has not worked. ould anyone give me some advice as to how to output the response in JSON properly? Could anyone that has used this plugin for AJAX file uploads offer any advice on doing so?
I have a page users can click to upload a photo. When users click I want a modal window to pop up with a simple file upload input inside it and a submit button. I have this working except that when users click submit nothing happens. I'm using nyroModal [URL] and the code I use is:
If I take the code out of the div=id"test" the form appears on the normal page and submits just fine. Inside the test div tho the modal window pops up with the form inside but the submit button does nothing.
I'm a CSS and PHP developer, finding myself using jquery and AJAX more and more, of course, and learning a little about it as i go. but only a little. :o)i have a client who's asked me to add an image upload feature to a simple comments post script i've "built". i can see, kind of, how this jquery is posting the form text inputs, but have no idea if this thing can even be made to post a file at the same time.Hoping someone might add a function for me to do this if it can be done?
$(document).ready(function(){ /* The following code is executed once the DOM is loaded */ /* This flag will prevent multiple comment submits: */
I've a form having input feilds name , email, image and comments. I want to submit the form without page refresh and upload the file on server using ajax jquery in php language. i
