I believe XMLHttpRequest does not need to send as multipart however the
javascript library has an option "forceMultipart" true/false however I
found this had no effect. In fact, I just searched the library and can't
find this option being used anywhere. I see this in the javascript
library code:
So I dug into the library code and found this:
if (this._options.encoding == 'multipart') { ...
yet this._options.encoding is not being set anywhere so I set it in
qq.FileUploaderBasic = function(o){
var that = this;
this._options = {
encoding: 'multipart',
etc
That appears for force multipart/form-data; boundary to be used.
In the ecpp file I have:
tnt::Multipart::const_iterator it = mp.find("qqfile");
Tested in Android 2,4, Linux FF 14, Windows XP IE 8, FF 15 and Win 7 IE
9 and iPad/iPhone Safari does not permit file uploads until iOS6.
It is detailed here:
https://github.com/valums/file-uploader/issues/359
Still, I would think tntnet should permit XMLHttpRequest posts that do
not use multipart boundaries. Maybe?
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