Upload functionality works perfectly fine in Chrome, however it doesn't work on IE 11.
I'm trying to implement upload functionality by using the following dom element:
<input type="file" id="file-upload" class="hidden-inputs"/>
I'm triggering the click when the user clicks something else, the input itself is hidden. This is the code for that:
$("#file-upload").click();//triggering click
input.change(function(){//when file is selected
var file = this.files[0];
api.File.upload(path, file, function(err){//upload to server
//do something in callback
});
});
when I tried debugging the code, adding a breakpoint shows that it does not go into the function being called on change. This only occurs the first attempt I make at uploading a while, and if I keep trying over and over to upload the SAME file. However, If I attempt to upload a file once (doesn't work), then I select a difference file, it works perfectly. The same thing happens if I trigger the upload functionality, but instead of selecting an item the first time, I hit cancel, then I try the upload again, this time select a file, it will work perfectly. The on change event IS being triggered, so that isnt the issue.Any idea what could be causing this behavior, only in IE?? I'd appreciate the help!
edit: Also, in case it helps. When repeating the failed upload multiple times, and then selecting upload on another file, it will perform the upload the number of times you attempted it before.
Acceptable file types can be specified with the accept attribute, which takes a comma-separated list of allowed file extensions or MIME types. Some examples: accept="image/png" or accept=".png" — Accepts PNG files. accept="image/png, image/jpeg" or accept=".png, .jpg, .jpeg" — Accept PNG or JPEG files.
A form in an HTML document (Web page) can contain an input element with type="file" . This may let the user include one or more files into the form submission.
Complete HTML/CSS Course 2022 To allow multiple file uploads in HTML forms, use the multiple attributes. The multiple attributes work with email and file input types. For limiting maximum items on multiple inputs, use JavaScript. Through this, limit the number of files to be uploaded.
IE is apparently less forgiving than Chrome. My issue was that I was triggering the click event before the actual on change function. Changing the order was all that needed to be done. First implement on change, then trigger the click.
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