Have you seen: P.O.R.K ( http://beta.zapguide.nl/iframe/ ) ?
Tried to do something like this on a seperate script. got it working on
one specific form, but getting an element to reload after the file was
submitted to iframe was too much for me :(
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Matti Putkonen
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Truly frustrating... well I see no way out now but to dive into it...-AshutoshOn 8/23/06, John Resig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:> So suppose we were to make a plugin for this, let's say we call it
> serializeuploads.> This is how I see it working:> 1. Start with a form, say MYFORM where some elemen
> So suppose we were to make a plugin for this, let's say we call it
> serializeuploads.
> This is how I see it working:
> 1. Start with a form, say MYFORM where some elements maybe file upload
> elements
> 2. The serializeuploads plugin initializer will convert each file upload
> element into a se
HiI was looking around for a neat and generic way to handle file uploads. I found several different approaches, and it seems like this is a classic case for using ajax in any case (
http://www.codeandcoffee.com/2006/08/02/too-much-ajax/). Some of the references I found:-
Asynchronous file up
