Switch that specifies whether it is possible to upload not only separate files, but also entire folders.
Syntax
Initialize
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<script type="text/javascript" src="iuembed.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> var iu = new ImageUploaderWriter("ImageUploaderID", 610, 500); //...other params... iu.addParam("AllowFolderUpload", "false"); //...other params... iu.writeHtml(); </script> |
Get/Set Value in Runtime
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getImageUploader("ImageUploaderID").setAllowFolderUpload(value); value = getImageUploader("ImageUploaderID").getAllowFolderUpload(); |
Property Value
A boolean value (true
or false
). If true
, the user can add folders to upload list. Otherwise only files can be added.
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If this property is |
Default value is "false".
Remarks
All Image Uploader limitations (like FileMask, etc) are applied. If the folder contains too many files and it will take too long to apply verification, special dialog is displayed so that the user could abort folder adding process.
When the uploaded folders contain subfolders, you probably would like to restore the folder structure on the server. To do it, you can parse the FileName_N . It contains not just the file name, but the relative path (relatively the folder which is being uploaded, including the name of this folder).
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A difference between the ActiveX version and the Java version is the following. In the ActiveX version, a message box notifying that the folder is processed appears in several seconds after the processing starts. In Java version, this message box appears at once. |