image-uploading

I try to make an image-upload functionality similar to the one GMail uses. You copy (CTRL-C) an image from your desktop and paste (CTRL-V) it onto the website. The image is then uploaded via a XMLHttpRequest to a php-script that handles the incoming file, whereby "handling" means renaming and storing on the server. I can already fetch the image (and -data), but I am unable to successfully submit and receive the XMLHttpRequest. My Javascript code looks like that: document.onpaste = function(e){ var items = e.clipboardData.items; console.log(JSON.stringify(items)); if (e.clipboardData.items[1]

I try to upload the image in server through the gallery with other entries like name DOB id etc , all the entries are uploaded except image in php server , I did not under stand where is my mistake please help . Suggest any another code plz tell me. here is my code Bitmap bitmapOrg = BitmapFactory.decodeFile(imageselectedPath1); ByteArrayOutputStream bao = new ByteArrayOutputStream(); // Resize the image double width = bitmapOrg.getWidth(); double height = bitmapOrg.getHeight(); double ratio = 400 / width; int newheight = (int) (ratio * height); System.out.println("———-width" + width); System

I have a very simple MVC5 application that has a product page for the client that I also am utilizing the basic CRUD operations that have been scaffolded out in MVC 5. I have a Model called Cakes.cs because the client sells cakes. Pretty simple. Here is the code for that model: using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Web; namespace TastyCakes.Models { public class Cakes { public int CakesID { get; set; } public string Name { get; set; } public string Description { get; set; } public decimal Price { get; set; } public string CakeImage { get { return Name

I want to save uploaded images to a specific folder in a Spring 3 MVC application deployed on Tomcat My problem is that I cannot save the uploaded images files to the host where the applciation is running. Here is what I tried: private void saveFile(MultipartFile multipartFile, int id) throws Exception { String destination = "/images/" + id + "/" + multipartFile.getOriginalFilename(); File file = new File(destination); multipartFile.transferTo(file); } Result: FileNotFoundException - Yes sure, I do want create this file!?! I tried it using the context.getRealPath or getResources("destination")

I'm currently building a portfolio site for a client, and I'm having trouble with one small area. I want to be able to upload multiple images (varying number) inline for each portfolio item, and I can't see an obvious way to do it. The most user-friendly way I can see would be a file upload form with a JavaScript control that allows the user to add more fields as required. Has anybody had any experience with an issue like this? Indeed, are there any custom libraries out there that would solve my problem? I've had little call for modifying the admin tool before now, so I don't really know where

I am trying to allow each user to upload multiple pictures to a single blog post. I have been trying to work out the best way to do this for a few days now. What is the best practice to do this? From what I have read, I should make a seperate image model from the blog post model and use a foreign key. Is that right? Then there is the matter of how to allow them to upload multiple pictures at the same time. Am I right in assuming I should use something like drop zone? Any advice on best practices for storing the photos is also welcome. I have looked at Amazon s3 and cloudinary. I want to create

we need to switch to the second window select title is not working in this case how can we do that please enter image description here 1) Using sendkeys we can send file path name:- It’s the most basic technique to perform the upload of a file.Get the file upload element either by using the Id or Name. And call the Webdriver’s sendKeys() method to set the value of the file to upload. Remember following two things when uploading files in WebDriver 1)There is no need to simulate the clicking of the "Browse" button. WebDriver automatically enters the file path onto the file-selection text box of