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How to upload a Image in Asp.net MVC using Ajax request

How to upload a Image in Asp.net MVC using Ajax request I have single controller and its view file have to use Ajax request. Index Controller public ActionResult Index() { return View(); } and its view

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Html code for the input type file so we will call the input type from it id <input type="file...

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How to upload a image using ajax in django?

Background : I have a simple model form with a image field. class XYZForm(ModelForm):     class Meta:         model = XYZ         fields = ( 'file',) The model is class XYZ(models.Model):     url = models.URLField(null = True)     file = models.ImageField...

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This method works well: http://kuhlit.blogspot.com/2011/... Also - unless you have a specific reason...

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Upload an image file using ajax jquery?

0    down vote         favorite                                               I have successfully used ajax formdata for file uploading,  however It does not work on versions of Internet Explorer lower than 10.  Is there any JQuery plugins that support...

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Use http://malsup.github.io/min/jque.... HTML <form id="myForm" action="comment.php...

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Uploadify - is there a secure way to upload pictures, visible only to the user that uploaded them?

See question in SO http://stackoverflow.com/questio... I'm using uploadify to upload images, but as I soon realised, the SWF object is not sharing the same session as the browser. The reason I think I need the session is to make sure a "hacker"...

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SWF is never safe.  This is what I recon: Use HTML5 (canvas) to upload images. This way you can instantly...

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Is it possible to detect when a request is sent by the browser and when an answer is posted?(with javascript)?

I am using jQuery to pop up a dialog box that might contain different things from iframes to image to ajax...I need a way to detect when a request is sent and when the loading is completed ( the answer to the request) in order to create a "loading...

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Not sure why frame should be a problem. The tags that support onload events are: body, frame (and iframe...

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Multiple image-related blog problems

I'm suddenly having multiple problems with my blog, and I've Googled as specifically as I could without much success. Problems involve Wordpress, Flickr, Gravatar, and images in general. I had no problems a week ago. I'm working on non-blog things for...

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To summarize the problems: 1. Can't post to blog from Flickr 2. Gravatars are also not showing and image...

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How can I work around the same-origin policy to develop AJAX client code for a Google AppEngine site?

I'm working with someone who has a Google AppEngine site with a custom API located there. I need to write some AJAX Javascript to interface with the custom API on the site, but I'm getting stonewalled by the same-origin policy. JSONP will be of no use...

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Well the easiest would be to develop locally, running the site in the App Engine launcher on your mac...

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How do I upload multiple files/images from the client to the server using Java?

Here is a sample of the code I am using:  function cropImageSave(){          var imageData = $('#item-image').attr('src');          var imageName = $('#upl_input').val();                 alert("imageData" + imageData);         alert("imageName...

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function(img) {       i = new Image();       i.src = img;       $(this).appned(i);     }, $.ajax({ ...

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How can I make an iOS ASIHTTPRequest work with a Python SimpleHTTPServer?

I am working on a project (that i will not be releasing to the app store - just for fun) that will upload an image via an HTTP Post request from my iPhone to a server that I have running the Python script SimpleHTTPServer(http://ubuntuguide.net/http...

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Wouldn't this question be better answered on Stack Overflow or by contacting Ben Copsey?  Try here....

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How can I study the server load/impact impact of my PHP scripts in a shared hosting environment?

How can I study the server load/impact of my PHP scripts in a shared hosting environment? The hosting company isn't very helpful. I want to be proactive and not wait for a call that my scripts are causing trouble. Also want a website that isn't slow...

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Your best bet is to emulate your server environment as closely as you can, on a spare PC if possible...

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