Hi
Instead of uploading image one by one, how do i achieve to upload all the images from the folder?
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Use flash or java. I like the java one I posted in the link because it is extremely easy. Though the flash one is easier to customize.
David Murdoch
2010-04-13 18:47:34
Flash has a 99% client penetration rate whereas Java's is much lower, 56% - 77% depending on which study you read.
Sam
2010-04-13 18:49:51
@Sam, very true. That and java takes forever to initialize in the browser. I still like jumploader (java) for its ease of use.
David Murdoch
2010-04-13 19:16:09
So David, as you understood my question that i need something so that I can select multiple files together and upload them (not one bye one)... My project is in asp.net using c#. I don't know if i can use Flash or Java in this project. Can you suggest something related to .net?
Novice
2010-04-14 15:06:59
Sorry to say Flash or Java are your only options that I have seen (well, there is Silverlight too). Both the solutions I linked to provide code examples for implementing in asp.net.
David Murdoch
2010-04-14 20:43:12
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You can't do it with HTML alone but you can with a combination of JavaScript and Flash. Here's a component that you can use.
Sam
2010-04-13 18:47:36
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SlickUpload - ASP.NET Uploading Made Simple. And Slick.
Requires no client-plugin, provides progress, and also avoids some nasty issues of ASP.Net.
csharptest.net
2010-04-13 18:54:21
Well, not exactly no. You pick one file at a time yet they all upload at once after all files have been selected.
csharptest.net
2010-04-13 20:03:18
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Please note: it is not required to have Flash or Java to upload multiple files, although using Flash or Java or Silverlight will probably give a better user experience in the long run.
You can do it in pure AJAX, but it's very tricky and prone to cross-browser issues. There are controls you can purchase that do the work and are fairly polished; SlickUpload is one, but I prefer RadUpload.
Randolpho
2010-04-13 19:03:38
All I see is a form to select one file, click add, select another, click add, and repeat. Not nearly as easy to use as a Flash based uploader.
Sam
2010-04-13 20:26:14
Oh, you want multiple file select in a dialog? Well, you'll need better UI than that, as I suggested *in my first sentence*. But it wasn't a **requirement** of the original question, just the ability to upload multiple files, so please feel free to feel really really guilty about your downvote, downvoter.
Randolpho
2010-04-13 20:30:55
I'm not the downvoter...but I do have to say: I think it was a __requirement__ of the original. Otherwise options like [ajaxupload.js ](http://valums.com/ajax-upload/) would have be mentioned. :-)
David Murdoch
2010-04-14 11:33:38
@David Murdoch: that's a big assumption, given the size and quality of the original question.
Randolpho
2010-04-14 12:03:37
@Randolpho. David got my question right. And i am sure my question has enough size and quality to explain what I want to explain... Anyways I need an answer that can help me. Can you help me?
Novice
2010-04-14 15:11:08
@Randolpho, I'm the downvoter and I don't feel guilty at all. AJAX has not advanced to the point of being able to handle all things well and multi-file upload is certainly one of them. A Flash based solution is really the best option. Even Google uses Flash for this.
Sam
2010-04-28 02:21:27
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I'm able to implement this with NeatUpload, in a C#/.Net project.
Carole Bennett
2010-09-20 06:41:31