Upload file mootools

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It works about the same as uploading attachments to gmail. JS new Form. Upload 'url' ;. Releases 3 tags. Let's have a look at how it works!

This setup allows file uploading even if JavaScript is not enabled. Note to IT snobs: get over yourselves and turn JavaScript back on. The "drop zone" and "progress bar" areas can be easily styled in any fashion you'd like.

My sample CSS looks like this:. Another resource, iFrameFormRequest, can be included in case the user is rocking a legacy browser. With the resources above added to the page, let's set up our drag and drop file uploader:.

We start by creating an instance of Form. The onComplete option is most important, as it represents the event that fires when all uploads have completed, allowing you to notify the user. For more customizable uploads, like notifications for progress and success, you can pair Form.

MultipleFileInput and Request. File directly:. Outstanding work once again by Arian. His contribution to the MooTools JavaScript framework has been priceless, and he continues that effort with his drag and drop file upload system.

These classes prove the power of MooTools and the advancement of browsers today. Give your users the elegant option of drag and drop uploads! You've probably heard the talk around the water cooler about how promises are the future.

All of the cool kids are using them, but you don't see what makes them so special. Can't you just use a callback? What's the big deal?

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Of course you could use Flash or an animated GIF to achieve the movement effect but graphics can be difficult to maintain. I recently switched from jQuery to Mootools and I have to say I really like how elegant it is. The forge alone is an unbeatable resource and the OO approach for me, as a web application developer, is just perfect. I am redesigning the image gallery for our website and was trying to find a simple and easy way to manage multiple file uploads.

I originally was using Uploadify but now I have come across this jewel. Thank you for all of your contributions to the open source community and I will definitely be waiting for your next post, cheers! I love MooTools so much that if David was a female I would also love him. I feel so high! This looks awesome! Tonight I just finished up a plugin for Ajax file uploads. Anyone who has tried to upload files via Ajax knows up until recently there was no true way of ajax file uploads.

If you wanted to upload a file, you had to use the iFrame hack or use a Flash script to do it. But with new technologies, it has become possible to truly upload files with Ajax.

I did a little researching around on the internet and found another MooTools plugin that allowed for Ajax file uploads, but there were a couple issues with it. First it required that a form tag was being used, second it only allowed for one upload input, third it turned that into a multi file upload input and added a lot of extra markup to the form.

I took part of the source code the part that actually did the file upload and modified it. Including this plugin on your page requires MooTools and the MooTools Request class , will give you access to two classes, File. Upload and Request.