AFAIK, it's also doable with apache, with little modification from the code
I provided. I just haven't had the chance to investigate the possibilities
yet.
Before I say anything else, I must admit I completely forgot to provide a
very important file for the upload progress thingy: the javascript f
Thanks for your reply and the detailed information.
Your solution looks great, and I guess that using a web server-based
solution (in contrast to a Django-based one) is much more efficient.
What I do not understand in your setup is why, if you have
HttpUploadProgressModule installed, you do need a
Are you using nginx by any chance? I use nginx and my setup is as follows:
A upload.py with the custom handler and a view to yield progress result as
json [1], a template with some javascript [2] to fetch the json-formatted
progress result, some lines in nginx.conf [3] to tell it to keep track of
Dear all,
In order to provide progress feedback of file uploads I needed to
install an upload handler for a specific view. This is documented for
"classical" views at
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/http/file-uploads/#modifying-upload-handlers-on-the-fly
For generic views, howeve
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