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I'm attempting to create a server-side upload component in node.js, but I'm having trouble interpreting the information sent from PLUpload. From what I can tell, PLUpload (in HTML5 mode) sends files as binary information, which creates problems for the node.js packages I've been attempting to use so far (node-formidable and node-express), as they expect normal HTML uploads with multipart content types. For what it's worth, this is the code I've been attempting to use... var formidable = require('formidable'); var sys = require('sys'); http.createServer( function( req, res ){ console.log(

I've set up 'Uploadify' to upload files to my server where I process them with CodeIgniter's file upload library. However, I think Uploadify changes the mime type of the files, or does something else weird which causes CodeIgniter to give a 'the file type is not allowed' error despite it being allowed. E.g I've allowed JPEG files but when I upload them using Uploadify, I get that error. Is there any workaround for this? Basically, I want only image uploads to be allowed, e.g .jpg, .jpeg, .bmp, .png. Do I have to manually check the extension of the files or is there any better option? You're

How do use this image: http://h899310.devhost.se/proxy/newProxy/uplfile.png Instead of the regular: <input type="file" /> Have a look at Styling an input type="file" . I'm not very sure on whether you want to style file upload fields, or whether you simply want to use a png file in a style. Quirksmode.org has a section on styling file upload fields though, that you would want to refer to. If you want to use the PNG file to use in a style inside a page, you should like at how to set backgrounds using images, although this may not work for all HTML elements. I did something like this and it

I use AjaxFileUpload ( http://www.phpletter.com/Our-Projects/AjaxFileUpload/ ) to upload a file and get json result type response in struts2 ( code.google.struts2jsonresult.JSONResult ) but browser always pop-up download pane, plz give me some suggestions, thanks in advance Here is my config in struts.xml : ...... <result-type name="json" class="code.google.struts2jsonresult.JSONResult"> ............ <action name="doGetList" method="doGetList" class="main.java.GetListAction"> <result type="json"> <param name="target">jsonObject</param> <param name="deepSerialize">true</param> <param name=

I'm developing a rails app where users will be able to upload files. Currently I have my files on an online IDE called nitrous.io. When I upload a file above 17MB in size (or a combination of files like that). I get an error that says: 413 Request Entity Too Large openresty/1.7.10.1 I did some reading and found out that this is a result of the client_max_body_size needing to be set in nginx.conf to an appropriate size. I went on and found that nginx is part of openresty and so the nginx.conf file was located in /etc/nginx/ , added the line client_max_body_size = 50M; To the file and now it

when using wp multisites it gets messed up pretty fast. Is there any solution available removing the automatic /sites/{id}/ folder structure? I'm able to adjust the site-upload-dir within site-settings but it always adds " /sites/{id}/ " to the uploaded file through the media-manager. Is there any snippet available removing/disabling these extra folder structure? First I ended up changing the core in wp-includes/functions.php in order to disable the addition: if ( defined( 'MULTISITE' ) ) $ms_dir = '/sites/' . get_current_blog_id(); else $ms_dir = '/' . get_current_blog_id(); And one line