Inout Type="file"

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peters
 
 
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Inout Type="file"

Post by peters »

Is there anyway you can implement . . . .
<input type="file" id="image-picker" accept="image/*">
as a drop-in object in a webpage?

Currently I am hard-coding this via HTML in the webpage to get a user button option to allow the user selecting this in a mobile app to select a photo from the cell phone gallery or actual take a picture that is being displayed on a canvas and then upload to a web-server.

Currently I am hard coding both the input type="file" and the canvas in HTML and wondering if there is an easier way to do this in WYSIWYG Web Builder?

I have it all working, but hoping there is an easier way if the items can be dropped in the page using the web builder interface.

Pete,
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Re: Inout Type="file"

Post by BaconFries »

First please note that WYSIWYG Web Builder is not a HTML Editor but a HTML Generatorwhat this means is that no HTML exists till you publish.
With that said you can use the following to add external scripts/code/html
HTML Object
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Re: Inout Type="file"

Post by Pablo »

A "file upload" object is built-in. It's in the 'Form' section .

Also, there are several extensions to implement fiel upload functionality.
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Re: Inout Type="file"

Post by peters »

Thanks guys,

I have it going and working as I want now.

Pete,
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