"shakenbrain" wrote : You can upload any kind of file with the file upload
component.
Yes, I can upload any content and I can see binary data of the gif image in the
database with contentType field set to image/gif
But the problem is that web browsers (e.g. IE7, Firefox 2.x, Opera 9.x) don't
show uploaded gif images.
"shakenbrain" wrote :
| The seamspace example, however, accepts only certain types of image files.
I believe it looks at the content-type of the uploaded file and rejects it when
not one of the accepted types.
<s:fileUpload id="picture" data="#{register.picture}" accept="image/gif"
| contentType="#{register.pictureContentType}"
/>
But if you mean accept attribute, it was intended for file filtering by web
browsers and is ignored.
http://htmlhelp.com/reference/html40/forms/input.html
anonymous wrote : The file input type creates a field through which users can
upload files from their local computer or network. The VALUE attribute
specifies the name of the initial file, but it is typically ignored by browsers
as a security precaution. The ACCEPT attribute gives a comma-separated list of
media types accepted, allowing the browser to filter out inappropriate files.
Current browsers generally ignore the ACCEPT attribute.
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