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Friday, March 20, 2009

noSWFUpload - Zero Plug-In Multiple Upload

As announced a couple of days ago, I am finally proud to introduce my last library free Multiple Upload Component, now compatible with every browser and always without usage of 3rd parts plug-ins.


This little project has been hosted in Google Code and I promise I'll write there a complete documentation asap. Righ now, you can read the project source code via zip to understand what he little API is doing.

Update I added a couple of sections in the Wiki page ;)

Compatibility?
  • Internet Explorer 5.5 (probably 5 too), 6, 7, and 8
  • FireFox? 3 or greater
  • Google Chrome 1.0
  • Opera 8, 9, and 10
  • Safari 4 (current beta)
  • other browsers via unobtrusive iframe


Try the demo if you do not believe it :P
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11 comments:

  1. kentaromiura23 March, 2009 08:29

    Nice work! Btw, It doesn't matter, but I like fam fam a lot! XD

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  2. Ionuț G. Stan23 March, 2009 12:53

    I'm glad my blog post helped you build this library.

    Keep up the good work!

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  3. Andrea Giammarchi23 March, 2009 14:10

    Ionut, the boundary is not exactly your invention but definitively yes, you gave me the idea to use it with firefox 3 so you'll be soon into credits ;)

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  4. Ionuț G. Stan24 March, 2009 16:10

    Andrea, don't get me wrong. I'm not saying I have invented such a thing (otherwise it wouldn't have worked :P). I'm just glad that someone found it useful somehow. You're the second person inspired by my work and I'm glad about participating in this open-source community.

    You have certainly done all the hard work of implementing a cross-browser, degradable API for file uploads. I respect that.

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  5. Andrea Giammarchi24 March, 2009 16:39

    who is the first person? :D

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  6. Andrea Giammarchi26 March, 2009 19:01

    Ionut, as promised, you are in credit section :)

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  7. Ionuț G. Stan27 March, 2009 11:08

    Thanks Andrea, I appreciate it :)

    The other person is a guy who built a Mozilla Ubiquity command which facilitates uploading of large files to an online service.

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  8. Anonymous30 September, 2009 23:12

    Hey - This is really good work!

    I'm looking to add further features to this script so that all uploads are logged in a MySQL DB and also each upload is saved in a different folder for security passed from the index.html.

    Would you be willing to help and provide some support?

    thanks

    Adam

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  9. Andrea Giammarchi30 September, 2009 23:16

    Adam what's happen in the server will hopefully never be a client-side responsibility :)

    You simply receive a file, what you do to avoid problems is your stuff.

    This little application can finally be re-generated, thanks to both Chrome and Opera finally released, stay tuned

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  10. Anonymous30 September, 2009 23:24

    Could you please tell me how I can pass a variable through the index.html page to the move_uploaded_file command in php?

    Adam

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  11. Andrea Giammarchi01 October, 2009 00:24

    Adam that is a form, and the pagejust an example. You post a file, as every time you do with normal forms.

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