I want to upload only PDF Document.I saw many Examples...they are validating the file after selction.Here my requirement is..User has to select only PDF while selection also..other wise uplaod button sould disabule if user select other fles...
I will tell my requirements in Points..
1. User should select only PDF.If user select other files..upload button should disabule..
2.only pdf option should be visibule.(Select all,images,etc options should not display in
file of type: dropdown)
Actually i want code of when user upload his document, its automatically generate all the content of document to display in the web page.. and all the code belongs to c#,javascript,jquery
After going through all the codes I was given, I've come up with the following code below. The only problem now is connecting the upload button to the browse and then display the file and store in the image folder.
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