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First of all the jQuery plugin can be found here: https://github.com/blueimp/jQuery-File-Upload I'm using the PHP-version of the script and I'm trying to replace images that has the same name instead of renaming them. I think I've found the functions that do the renaming, but the edits I tried do not work. protected function upcount_name_callback($matches) { $index = isset($matches[1]) ? intval($matches[1]) + 1 : 1; $ext = isset($matches[2]) ? $matches[2] : ''; return ' ('.$index.')'.$ext; } protected function upcount_name($name) { return preg_replace_callback( '/(?:(?: \(([\d]+)\))?(\.[^.]+))

I have found some posts with the same problem I have, however, no solutions presented. I am not 100% sure what to make of this, but hope you can help. I am attempting to use Uploadify to upload files, but the following happens: Browse for file successful (hence my 'script' and 'uploaded' attributes are correct) Progress bar says "100%" and completes. onComplete fires saying upload successful (according to the path alerted, 'folder' attribute is correct.) If I die my script before any output, the #3 step does not happen - hence it reaches the 'script' specified. After output, the script doesn't

I am new to Angular. I am using Angular 4. Where there is a requirement to send the base64 Image as one of the model member to the web api. Is there a Angular component or directive for the that would bind the base64 to the said model? Appreciate and Thank you for the help. You can upload image and store it as base64 encoded. In your template add this <div class="image-upload"> <img [src]="imageSrc" style="max-width:300px;max-height:300px"/> <input name="imageUrl" type="file" accept="image/*" (change)="handleInputChange($event)" /> </div> And this will handle your upload mechanism from

As far as I know IIS and ASP.NET has a limitation of 2Gb files upload. Are there any solutions for this in IIS 7.5 and .Net 4? I found a blog post that explains the cryptic error "ASP.NET detected invalid characters in the URL." From the blog post: When the integrated pipeline is used, we go though webengine code (webengine4!MgdGetRequestBasics) which doesn't support more than 2 GB content-length and a System.ArithmeticException exception is raised which subsequently cause the HTTP 400 error. With the classic pipeline, we don't use webengine4 but the old ASPNET_ISAPI model and we don't hit the

I want to run asynchronous uploads with a progress bar in WPF (and preferably use PCL for code reuse in Xamarin and SL too.) I've been trying to use System.Net.HttpClient. Unfortunately, PutAsync doesn't provide any progress notifications. (I know that it does for Windows.Web.Http.HttpClient, but that's not available for WPF, nor in the PCL). For downloading, its fairly easy to implement your own progress bar, as described here . You just pass the ResponseHeadersRead option, which makes the stream available as soon as the headers are returned, and then you read it in chunk by chunk,