I use Chrome 12 on Mac OS X and I\'ve included jQuery 1.6.1 within the document. I try to read the contents of a file as text and save it in a data-object with the following function:
How I can get file in IE(8) like this: <input id=\"files\" type=\"file\"> 开发者_高级运维<script>
Here\'s my sample code: var input = document.createElement(\'input\'); input.type = \'file\'; document.body.appendChild(input);
I\'m tying to use the HTML5 FileReader and possibly the FileWriter API to manipulate and then upload the manipulated data from a file type input tag.
I would like to generate a text file in the javascript dynamicly, then offer this for download. Currently I can get this working to a degree with either of the following solutions:
until now I was using flash based swfupload and its swfupload.js which provides users with callbacks from flash and a possibility to set it up.
I\'m using the HTML5 File API to assemble multipart form data for submission by XHR to a web service.I have the whole thing working in FF, which has a nice convenient getAsBinary() method included in
Why did IE9 leave out support for the File API开发者_StackOverflow中文版 and the multiple attribute on file inputs? Chrome, Firefox and Safari support the features. But IE9 (and Opera) failed to suppo
I just did some reading on File API and I\'m wondering now when almost all major browsers are going to support it or supports it already:
Firefox 3.6 let\'s you drop a directory onto some element (using the Drag And Drop API) and process those files with the FileAPI. How does that work with directories?
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