--- On Thu, 12/11/08, Robert Graf-Waczenski wrote:
> No, the absolute path is not available and also completely
> irrelevant to a web application because the absolute path
> as seen by the client who uploaded the file may or may not
> be the same to another client who looks at the uploaded data.
No, the absolute path is not available and also completely irrelevant to
a web application because the absolute path as seen by the client who
uploaded the file may or may not be the same to another client who looks
at the uploaded data. Again, this is due to how file uploads via HTTP
work. The
OK, thanks for your response
if i understood well, there is no way to initialize the displayed path (the
problem is that the client want a default value, which must be display and
if the client make sumbmit i must make trt with it)
furthermore ,in the trt, i want the absolute path which i give as p
Hi,
short answer: This is not possible. This restriction is not imposed by
Struts but is instead due to a restriction of the
html tag, for which the value can not be prefilled or changed
programmatically. In our app we therefore have the pattern that when a
file is currently already uploaded
Hi,
A HTML input of type file can't have a default value. This is a security
issue.
BR,
Andras
elyes sallem wrote:
Hello,
in a form, a define a
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