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  • #35562
    Kottmaskinen
    Member

    I just read the awesome article about uploading images and getting a preview at the same time.

    But, I can’t find where the AjaxUpload() is implemented? Is it outdated? The article refers to valums ajax uploader, but there they use the


    var uploader = new qq.FileUploader()

    and not the


    new AjaxUpload()

    This is my code in the js-file


    jQuery.noConflict();

    jQuery(document).ready(function($){

    var thumb = $("#thumb");
    var preview = $("#preview");
    var uploadForm = $("#upload-form");

    new AjaxUpload('upload-image', {
    action: uploadForm.attr('action'),
    name: 'image',
    onSubmit: function(file, extension){
    preview.addClass('loading');
    },
    onComplete: function(file, response){
    thumb.load(function(){
    preview.removeClass('loading');
    thumb.unbind();
    });
    thumb.attr('src', response);
    }
    });
    });

    and this is the html
























    The uploaad.php looks like this


    echo "images/preview2.png";

    fileuploader.js is the one from valums ajax uploader.
    I’m doing this just to test if it works at all, but it doesn’t seem to. Nothing happens when I select a new file.

    So I guess my main question is: Is the AjaxUpload()-function outdated and should something else be used instead? Or do I create it some place else myself? I didn’t find a good explanation for it ^^

    Thanks!

    #92380
    Kottmaskinen
    Member

    Aaaaaa! I found it in the readme! The AjaxUpload is outdated, and the qq.FileUploader is the one to go with. Now I just have to modify it so it works with the qq.FileUploader instead!

    #92769
    bendajao
    Participant

    Can you share your updated codes? I really need it. Here’s my email address: [email protected]. Thank you.

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