Topic: Installing and testing Drag and drop plugin.
rt133813 pro asked 6 years ago
Default Bootstrap file input
Anna Morawska staff answered 6 years ago
<form action="img_upload_script.php" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data"> <input type="file" id="input-file-max-fs" class="mdb_upload" data-max-file-size="2M" /> <button class="btn btn-sm btn-success btn-submit"><i class="fa fa-upload mr-1"></i>Upload</button> </form>
rt133813 pro commented 6 years ago
Thank you Anna, that did the trick, I should have known that, but I had tunnel vision thinking your java script was handling that.
Anna Morawska staff commented 6 years ago
No problem, it happens to all of us :) Happy coding!
Marta Wierzbicka staff answered 6 years ago
rt133813 pro commented 6 years ago
Thanks Marta, and yes I did, and I watched it again. But still does same thing. The upload button is not active on the very first example. And there is no upload button on the images I drag in, only delete. Other than that the plug-in looks great! When I purchased this plug in, I thought it would have some sort of a upload button for the drag and drop image field, hence the name of the plugin "HTML5 Image upload with drag". Did you checkout my link above? is that the way its suppose to work and am I just not skilled enough to figure this out? I do struggle with JS and Jquery, but I can usually figure it out with the proper guidance. Thanks again.
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