Multiple-target Cross-browser Drag& Drop File Upload?
Dec 20, 2010
We're investigating if it's possible to have the following: A webpage with multiple 'folders' to which a user can drag & drop a files. It's meant to be used as an interface to upload scanned documents to an archive. For example, we would have page that states: 'Quotes', 'Invoices' & 'Misc'. Depending on the sort of document the user would drag & drop the file from the local file system to one of these three folders. It should then upload the file to the correct folder on the web server
I would like to ask we select a file in our system and drag that file into browser, drop that file into particular location of the browser at that time the file is to upload.
How can I do Gmail like drag and drop attachment upload with asp.net and jQuery? If that's not possible with current HTML version or the platforms I mentioned do we have any other alternative?
I've been using this setup for a while and it works great, however I'd like to integrate a drag and drop system into this so the user can just drag files into the browser window and have them upload that way.
I'm developing a web app (.NET 3.5 + C#) and i would like it to have a drag 'n drop file upload feature. But i have absolutely no idea on how to do such thing :-/
Can anyone tell me were to start? Some tutorial, some AJAX control, etc...
I've seen many articles about dragging files INTO a browser, but none about dragging files FROM the browser to a windows application or the desktop/windows-explorer.
I'm looking for a cross-browser solution but IE8 is our main browser. If I create a link in a web page and then drag that link from the page into Microsoft Word, it inserts a link. However, if that link is pointing at a PDF document, I would like it to embed the PDF doc inside the Word doc, as if I'd dragged it from Windows Explorer, into MS Word. Is that possible?
I've even tried pointing the link at an ASP page which returns "application/pdf" data but I still just get a link in my word doc so I suspect that links are the wrong way to go.
I am using AjaxContrToolKit (AjaxControlToolkit.Compat.DragDrop.DragDropScripts.js) in my application to provide the drag and drop facility . After implementing the same in the application , observed that working fine in IE and Firefox browser . But the same is not working in Safari and WebKit (Chrome and Safari) browser . In these browsers(both Safari and Webkit), while clicking on the top of the panel getting scrolled up .
i have used file upload on one of my web page..the file path is not shown in google chrome..rest in all browser the path is shown..in google chrome only the file name is shown and not the whole path..i want the path to be shown in google chrome
I am looking for the restrictions on file upload sizes per browser and environment to try and find my bottleneck. I've been told it's 2 gigs but I don't know where/what the limiting factor is. Specifically, I'm looking for the max size for each of the below:
Firefox IE Chrome IIS 6 IIS 7.5 ASP.NET 4.0
Note: We are using native browser upload; no flash, java, or the like
I am trying to do a cross page postback and in the target page I am trying to reference a usercontrol.this my user control class declaration.
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this how I try to reference it in the target paget:
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It will not compile and the problem I get or the error I get is: Error 79 Type 'BCWeed.GetADeal.UI.PurchaseCartAJAX' is not defined. D:ills systemBills Desktop estSocialmypurchase.aspx.vb 7 29 D:...Social
In the target page code behind I have included the following in the page load:
Me.Master.Page.PreviousPage.SQLString
However, Visual studio complains that, SQLString is not a member of System.Web.Ui.page. I must note I am useing master pages, and vaguely recall this causing an issue when accomplishing this in the past.
function btn_AddToList_Click() { var filePath = document.getElementById("FileUpload").value; if(filePath.length > 0) { var opt = new Option(filePath,filePath); var listBox = document.getElementById("ListBox"); listBox.options[listBox.options.length] = opt; } }
I want to implement some drag and drop behaviors in my ASP.NET app. Could someone point me in the right direction for some articles and samples? For example, one example of drag and drop I want to implement is for sorting things.
I currently have two listboxes and I use arrow buttons to move items from one list to another. Is there a way I could implement drag and dropping between those 2 listboxes.
i've built a WPF application with two listBoxes.I managed to drag and drop elements from one listbox to the other, but it always gets added to the end/buttom of the second listbox.How can i drag and drop the element and place it in the other listbox, but where i want it to be, where the cursor is located/ponits and not in the end (as the last element).
In WPF I have a textBox . I need to drag and drop textfiles ie in notepad from desk top to textbox of wpf. I managed to get the contents of notepad to textbox. But I need file path to be in browser so that I can transfer files from client to client.
My requirement is to get the file size in client side. there is no problem in FF but in IE you can't do that unless u r using an activeX object. So we thought of putting it in browser cache and reading the file size from there and when we post it to the server we will be taking it from the cache and send it to the server.
In our organization, we are still on .net 1.1 environment, using javascript, a few open source applications/widgets. Development is done using Visual Studio 2003, grid view, and iframes. Our application works in Internet Explorer 7 and IE 8 (in compatibilily mode).give any basic steps we can take to get our application to work cross browsers? What are the starting locations we can get at to start making existing code work in different browsers?
