file upload

[jahlxx]

hi.

 

is possible execute file upload without user intervention.

 

I mean, pass the file to upload and upload.click to the fileupload execute dialog.

 

Thanks.

 

[Sherzod]

Hi,

 

You can't do this without user intervention.

 

Best regards.

[jahlxx]

ok.

 

this is a problem.

 

think in a employees portal, and the administratos uploads the payroll of every employee in pdf format.

 

is a problem not be able to massive upload all the pdf's.

[Farshad Mohajeri]

Do you mean upload or download?

[jahlxx]

upload files from the client to the server

[Farshad Mohajeri]

How server will know which files should it upload from client?

 

Probably what you need here is multi-upload?

[jahlxx]

yes, that's what I need.

 

server will know passing filenames as parameters to the upload dialog, but this is not possible.

 

is there a multi-upload?

[Sherzod]

is there a multi-upload?

 

http://forums.unigui.com/index.php?/topic/2490-multiple-file-upload/page-2&do=findComment&comment=38734

[jahlxx]

yes, I've been reviewing it.

 

I'm trying to make it usefull to me.

 

thanks.

[jahlxx]

I'm looking for some way to have a stringlist with many filenames, and do a fileupload for every one.

 

But I can't find the way to do it.

[Sherzod]

It is only after a user action

you can not send the file without user intervention

[Farshad Mohajeri]

It is only after a user action

 

you can not send the file without user intervention

 

Exactly.

[jahlxx]

ok.

 

and upload a folder?

[Harry Rogers]

Hi

You could perhaps use a different mechanism to place the files in a known location (i.e. somewhere the Server can get at them).

e.g.

FTP  (such as ICS from http://www.overbyte.beor Indy)

Websockets  (See http://www.esegece.com/websockets/for a great library), 

Dropbox Google etc,  TMS components amongst others

Tonido (http://www.tonido.com/) allows you to map to space on your own internet based server as if it's a windows drive

 

obviously it's all depending on your particular situation.

[Oliver Morsch]

and upload a folder?

It is not a standard. Chrome does/did support it.

 

Alternative:

 

Open Windows Explorer -> open the folder -> Press <ctrl>+<a> -> use drag & drop to browser (multiple file upload, see post #8)

[jahlxx]

ok. thanks