jqUploader Demonstration

Example 1

jqUploader replaces the html file input field with a Flash-based upload field. When the upload is finished, the jquUploader is replaced by a text input field.

This makes it easy to then submit your form and save the file path to a database field for instance, along with the rest of the form fields.

Note that this behaviour can be switched off by providing a url to the "afterScript" option. in such case, after the upload is finished, the flash file will redirect to a new page, allowing, for instance, to show the usr his uploaded image.


	$("input#example1").jqUploader({
		background:     "FF9900",
		barColor:       "FFDD00",
		allowedExt:     "gif"
	});

Example 2

In example 2, the optional myAfterScript is used to point to a page where the flash should redirect when the upload is finished. We will here point to the file repository


	$("input#example2").jqUploader({
		afterScript:    "files/index.php",
		barColor:       "64A9F6",
		allowedExt:     "jpg|JPG|jpeg|JPEG"
	});

You can view the uploaded file here .