JQuery :: Multiple Files Upload - Appear With A Max Of 9 Uploads At A Time
Mar 25, 2010
Does anybody knows a good jQuery multiple file uploader? The idea is when somebody click on the Upload link some kind of popup box needs to appear. Something like the media uploader in WordPress. The background of the website becomes grey, and only a upload box appear. It would be cool that only if you have selected one file, the next input for a new upload appear with a max of 9 uploads at a time ...
in Gmail (I've noticed it in other services too..)after you log in, progress bar appears. What does it do? Uploads all the JS(containing ajax) files into client's machine? or what?
I am currently testing StickBlog's Upload multiple files with a single file element and need some help. I would like the files to be placed into a definition list with the delete button before the file. Can anyone provide an example showing how I would do this?
when uploading multiple files with php, one uses an array for the name of the file field like this: <input name="image[]" type="file" id="1" size="40">
Now I have some genius jscript that checks the file types of multiple upload fields. But it requires the name of each of the fields to be unique. Since all my fields have image[] for the name - the script breaks. If I name my fields with image1, image2, image3 etc, the jscript works.
In order to upload multiples, php requires the name of the field to be an array as above. I just need a little tweak to this jscript!
Here is the jscript. pretty simple, except for when the field is called using it's "name" property midway down. I tried using unique id's but this didn't seem to work - of course I might have messed it up. Code:
how can i call a web method asynchronously to upload a file in database ? In my web page i have to implement multiple attachments and all attachments should to uploaded asynchronously to database on click of a Button. Note that clicking button should not post the form to server, rather that should only upload the files How can i achieve this ?
Script works on the first attachment but not the other two? <script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript"><!-- function ExtensionsOkay() { var extension = new Array(); var fieldvalue = new Array(); fieldvalue[0] = document.customApp.attachment_1.value; fieldvalue[1] = document.customApp.attachment_2.value; fieldvalue[2] = document.customApp.attachment_3.value; extension[0] = ".doc"; extension[1] = ".docx"; extension[2] = ".txt"; extension[3] = ".pdf";
// No other customization needed. for(var f = 0; f < fieldvalue.length; f++) { var thisext = fieldvalue[f].substr(fieldvalue[f].lastIndexOf('.')); for(var i = 0; i < extension.length; i++) { if(thisext == extension[i]) { return true; }} alert("Your upload field " + f + " contains an unapproved file name."); return false; }} //--></script>
From the little I've read in this plugin's source code, ajaxSubmit() switches to "iframe mode" whenever it detects a file link in the form. The file is uploaded fine, but the server, which normally replies with different content. based on HTTP_X_REQUESTED_WITH header, fails to do its thing. This header is normally set to "XMLHttpRequest" on normal jQuery .ajax() calls.
The server I'm running is on rails, and I'm using the "request.xhr?" test.
I admit I'm not too familiar with iframes (or jQuery, for that matter:), but surely there must be a way to get around this, so that this can act as a simple drop-in replacement. Should I be looking at other headers, like "Accepts" or the kind, or should the plugin (or my code) be forcing the HTTP_X_REQUESTED_WITH header?
Anyone have a link or search term for a way to allow the user to upload a list of file names to a web form? I do not need the actual files, just the file names -- name only or full path, doesn't matter. I can live with either just pointing to a directory and grabbing every file name in it, or requiring the user to select all the desired files from within a directory list. (My guess is that the JavaScript sandbox for a web form won't allow this, but I figured I'd check with you experts before looking into other possibilities, e.g. Java applet, etc.) I'm already using the JQuery library for some other stuff, in case there's something I should be looking for there or one of its plug-ins.
I have used this script for multiple upload using one file control. In this i have give limit for upto 3 times user can upload. also user can remove which is uploaded. But main problem is when user remove last uploaded file than its ok but when user remove first uploaded file and then add new file that time user can upload more than 3 files? Whats the problem I can`t found.
My script is
<script language="jscript" type="text/javascript"> function getCount() { var cnt = 0; for ( var i = 0; i < upload_number; i++ ) {
I have an upload form that is working fine with a submit button, but I really would like it to submit on its own without a submit button onChange when a user selects an image. I have it sending the form with onChange but it is not sending the uploaded file like when you hit the button! It is sending it as "example.jpg" instead of actually sending the file for upload.
Im building a simple portfolio site for myself and I am trying to use the .hide() and .show() methods to hide and show the various sections and subsections. I have one file panels.js which is working fine on its own to hide and show the main sections. But a second file gallery.js, which is supposed to control the subsections, never gets read. I can see the contents of the file in firebug, but nothing inside gets executed. If I take the contents of gallery.js and try to place them into the panels.js file. the whole thing stops working. So Im assuming its something off with the scripts in gallery.js. Heres the site so far: [URL]
At this point I am only working on the "ARTWORK" section, so that is the only section that should be working, please don't bother clicking on the other sections. What should be happening is that all the entries that say "Image Title" with some lorem ipsum should all be hidden at first, and only the first sentence at the top should show, but at this point all of it just stacks up and none of it is hidden. heres the contents of gallery.js
//hide all the subsections and show the intro $(".current_panel .image_area").removeClass("current_area"); $(".current_panel .image_area").hide();
As I use some external js library and code (swfobject, jquery, fancyzoom, ...) and that, having alot of file requested can slow down a site, I want to know if it is a good idea to merge all those js file into a big one, so it is loaded 1 time, then is in cache. I think it can be good for server request but, is there any bug possibilities to do this?
The application I'm debugging is throwing a very general jquery error (H is undefined) based on my obfuscated js file. There are jquery methods in this file. The file has been tested and is used successfully in other applications. I noticed the application that throws the error is loading two versions of jquery:
jquery-1.4.2.js and jquery-obf-1.4.2.cache.js
Typically our applications only load the obfuscated version of jquery. if loading 2 versions of JQuery into a page could cause the confliction I'm seeing?
I am familiar with the user built addEvent function used to load multiple functions in the window.onload property. However, I am curious as to the best way to do this across multiple JavaScript files. I thought I had seen somewhere code similar to the addEvent function was native to JavaScript now but I can't seem to find that anywhere.
Just to clarify, suppose I have 3 JavaScript files:
Code: function foo() { // do something here } fileB
[Code]....
note that it is not feasible to combine those functions into one file as they aren't always loaded together. What's the best way to load them all as a window.load?
unable to find through google or search here relevant answer to the question, so sorry if repetitiveI used this function provided by a member in this forum
I was on HTMLDrive.net looking for some cool effects for my site, and when I tried to put two of them in a page together it would not work properly. I can get only one to work at a time. It seems that they somehow interfere with each other, but I don't know how. Now have a little experience with JavaScript and jquery, but nothing I tried would work. Here is what I have in my page header right now:
[Code]...
The first one is an accordion navigation panel and it comes with a JavaScript file to link to in the header. Other than that there is no more JavaScript involved with it. Here is the link to it: Accordion Navigation The other one is a image slide show that uses jquery. it has the jquery script, a script file of it own, and some JavaScript right in the page header. Here is the link to this one:
What is the correct way to work with multiple language JavaScript files? So how to use your PHP language variables in your JavaScript files? The way I do it now is create JavaScript files like 'script_js.php' like this:
I have this script below that will allow a user to upload multiple images. I need to have it add another text box each time it adds a new upload box. The new text box will be for the user to add a tag or description of the image.How do I add a new text box and retrieve the text they enter with each image?
<!-----function AddMoreImages() { if (!document.getElementById && !document.createElement) return false;[code]......
I would like to use a compiler to minifier my JS code. The JS code is separated over multiple files. For example, I have a language file (lang object), init.js files, common function files, ... here and there I even use global variables. I would like to use a compiler which also renames variable names to reduce JS file size. However, when the variables are separated over multiple JS files, and you compile each JS file one by one, the same short variable names will be attached given errors in the whole application.
Is there a way I can use JavaScript to compile a list of checkboxes with the value of the url of the file I wish to upload from my computer.And then with that checklist PHP can grab the files from my computer and upload them to the server. Doesn't have the be checkboxes but basically a list of locations so the files can be uploaded one after another. Much like Facebook's ability to upload multiple files. I can't find out how to select multiple files, so I figured just compile a list.
I have a site which requires the user to upload multiple images at once. Using jQuery I have set it up so that the user can select individuals individually (using the file browser) and then upload them all at the same time bty clicking 'Upload'. However, this is not really good enough...
What I need to happen is that when the user browses their machine to select their images, they are able to select multiple images through CTRL+click. At the minute they can only select one image at a time. How can this be achieved?
As I already have the upload process working perfectly, I would prefer that I was able to keep this intact and simply add some javascript which allowed multiple images to be selected by the file browser at the same time. I would also prefer, if possible, not to use flash.
