Alexandre Plennevaux schreef: > hello, > > i'm in need of a good cross platform solution for file upload with > progress indication. The usual problem is that php does not have, > unless involving a cgi script, the capacity to know the exact state > of the upload. So instead of using cgi, my idea is to use a flash file. > > So i've made a flash / php script that does that. > > Now, i would like to make it reusable, hence the idea to go towards a > jquery plugin that could provide a more usable interface for file > uploading via web page in a non obtrusive way. > > Before i start with the development, i would like to hear from you > what would be the core features of such plugin so that you would find > it useful in your own work. > > Here are my specs so far: > > - technologies: xhtml/ jquery / flash / php > - method: replace input type="file" by a flash file via jquery if > javascript AND flash is available, otherwise fall back to classic html > upload. > - flash file displays progress indicator > - option to display result after upload > - option to save file url to database > - option to set the allowed filesize > - option to set the allowed file types > > > Any more ideas? > > Thank you, > > Alexandre > is it possible to get the source files so i can adapt it to asp.net? maybe that way the plugin can become cross server language. I was intrigued on how it was possible to make a flash load indicator and i saw this component : http://www.element-it.com/MultiPowUpload.aspx.
Anyway i'm a php programmer but i'm busy with an asp.net site now so i want to make the best of it and work on a great jquery plugin at the same time, if you want. David _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
