input type="file" multiple / not working in IE 10.

< input type="file" multiple /> not working in IE 10.
I am trying to use the HTML 5 multi-file upload capability in a MVC 4 app.
The control allows me to select multiple files when running under localhost but does not work when trying it from the web server.
Is there some web server configuration I need to do? Web server is running IIS 7.

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In html:
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In javascript:
path_image = document.getElementById("path_image").value;
Example:
Select path: "/images/image.gif"
This result:
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You cannot preset input values for input type="file" elements. It's prohibited by HTML specification. It's namely a security hole.
Imagine that one developed a webpage with input type="file" pointing to c:/passwords.txt and added window.onload=form.submit(), what would happen if one opened such a webpage?
That said, get rid of scriptlets and step over to taglibs/EL. This is 2009, not 1999.
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Multiple file upload not working in IE10 and IE11

Hi,
As per the UI5 documentation( https://sapui5.hana.ondemand.com/sdk/#test-resources/sap/ui/commons/demokit/FileUploader.html) , UI5 supports multiple file uploading for IE10 and IE11. I set the "multiple: true" flag in the fileuploader example page and the file browser dialog is not allowing to select multiple files. Does UI5 provide multi file upload support for IE10 and IE11 or am i missing anything ?
regards
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Huh?
Your problem makes no sense. The filename is included with the upload so that the server knows what the file was originally called. Are you running the JSP locally and reading the file directly off the hard drive??
I note also that you aren't using a multipart form, which is required to upload a file.
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</form>You'll need to use the Jakarta Commons FileUpload class to correctly process a form encoded with "multipart/form-data" or getParameter("xxx") will return null. You can also use the older com.oreilly.servlet.MultipartForm or whatever it's called. I'm pretty certain that the Jakarta Commons obsoletes all the COS classes.
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I've had the <input type="file"> ... <cffile ...> thing going for a few years now.
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     This would be the perfect solution. It would let me do some Ajax stuff like I've wanted to do for the past year, but never have had the time to do because this is the project that won't go away. This is, in fact, the last thing of any consequence that remains to do on this 2-1/2 year nightmare – be careful what you wish for. If I can get this done this week, then maybe I can finally take a weekend off … maybe it will finally come to an end.
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Adam,
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Uploading a file using input type=file

Hi,
I'm not sure if I'm in the right place or not. If not can you please let me know where to find and answer for my question.
I'm trying to upload a file in oracle self-service (online page) and I found that the input type=file will let me select the file so I place the input type inside my htp.formopen command.
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But when I send the link to my second page to see if the input type works I get the page not found error.
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I am using a input tag to upload a file.
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This creates a file chooser with a text field and browse button.
The upload works for IE but not for mozilla firefox ( These are the only two browsers I've tested this with ). The mozilla browser does not return the full file path, just the single name and extention of the file, so I'm getting a file not found error. But in I.E., the full path is returned and the file can be uploaded sucessfully.
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Huh?
Your problem makes no sense. The filename is included with the upload so that the server knows what the file was originally called. Are you running the JSP locally and reading the file directly off the hard drive??
I note also that you aren't using a multipart form, which is required to upload a file.
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How to get full path using HTP.PRINT(' "input type ="file") ....

Hello everybody,
I am working on uploading file from page to another one using HTP package, but whenever I submit the form, it only takes the filename without the full path.
for example :
if i sent 'c:\dir\a.txt' , the other page receives file parameter as 'a.txt'
the code is here
PROCEDURE upload(appno in varchar2,wsct in varchar2) AS
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Edited by: dtabed on Mar 30, 2011 1:02 AM

Do not understand the problem.
The code you've posted is a PL/SQL web enabled procedure that produces a dynamic HTML page. This page contains a form. And a full URL reference to the CGI that will process the form's data.
This is unusual - as it seems to be that the form is submitted across domains and web servers.. You usually refer to a local CGI procedure to deal with a form - no need for a fully qualified URL that includes web server and domain name.
If the CGI procedure that receives the form is also a PL/SQL web enabled procedure, that the uploaded file will be placed in the documents table (as defined in the DAD alias) by mod_plsql, prior to the web enabled procedure being called. The documents table will contain the Mime type, file name, file contents and other details.

Getting access denied error while importing file using input type="file"

Hi All,
I am using struts application wherein I need to import file for some purpose.I have used input type="file" for the same which goes like:
<input type="file" id="uploadFile" name="uploadFile" size="50">
I have the import button on which I have used onClick event to call javascript function submitValues() used to validate all the fields from the page which goes like:
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The JS function then in turn submits the form and calls the action.The problem is sometimes even when the correct path is specified for the file to be imported results in access denied error.This error comes sometimes and other times it works fine.But when this error comes,I need to relogin into the application and then it works fine.I am using IE7 for this.
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Hi Friends,
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input type="file" directory?

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2 issues (attempt #2... I accidentally closed my browser and lost this whole big reply, which I will attempt to recreate now... )
1) What is the point? The file input is meant to select files for upload from the client to the server. Using this field in a POST form will cause the browser to take the file and upload the entire file to the server. (Not sure about GET forms, but probably it would do nothing.)
In this case, it's a moot point. If the file's on the server, the input/form's work is done, so to speak.
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2) There's no way to do this with a regular server because while most can show directory listings,...
a) most have it disabled, rightly, for security reasons
b) if enabled, users only get an HTML page which clicking on files downloads the file and there's no way to turn this type of thing to your web app's advantage.
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You could implement this in a Javascript popup window to make it look like a file chooser, of course. But it's still special HTML pages/forms and server side handling. But you have to build this, or find some 3rd party servlet or something that will do it for you. (which gives me an idea for something to do this weekend, maybe :-)

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Hello,
in a jsf page i have some h:inputText and a <input type="file">
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javabus wrote:
input file doesn't support "value".
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Edited by: Julian on Sep 26, 2011 11:46 AM

OK, I went out to the JavaFX bug site (they use Jira which I am already familiar with).
I found this:
http://javafx-jira.kenai.com/browse/RT-12975
You probably need to be logged in to see it.
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