I can't find the way to detect if the browser supports the File API through the .support methon in jQuery.
Anyone knows it?
(Incidentally: a way to detect the size of a file in input[type=file] with IE?)
It does not seem to be implementd in jQuery, but you could check yourself: http://jsfiddle.net/pimvdb/RCz3s/.
The files property of an <input type='file'> returns an empty FileList if it's implemented, and otherwise it is not defined (i.e. it is undefined).
var support = (function(undefined) {
return $("<input type='file'>") // create test element
.get(0) // get native element
.files !== undefined; // check whether files property is not undefined
})();
Another way to check is just by checking the presence of the File API types:
var FileApiSupported = !!('File' in window &&
'FileReader' in window &&
'FileList' in window &&
'Blob' in window);
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7361072/jquery-support-to-detect-javascripts-file-api