All solutions are either java/flash based or pretty hacky. See
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/166221/how-to-upload-file-jquery
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One option is to use a hidden iframe, not technically ajax but it achieves
the same result
2009/10/6 Pete Poulos
> Ok, so if what you are saying is correct, then unless I want to use
> yet another technology on this project (which i don't) I will have to
> forget using ajax and reload the whole
Ok, so if what you are saying is correct, then unless I want to use
yet another technology on this project (which i don't) I will have to
forget using ajax and reload the whole page?
Can does anyone else have a work around on the problem? Can anyone
shed some light on what's going on?
Thanks,
Pe
Its about 12 months since I used Tapestry but if I remember correctly file
uploads and ajax don't play well together ... it's not specific to T5, ajax
and multipart forms just don't work together. If I remember correctly I used
a flash based solution to handle ajax style file uploads ... I'll dig
t
I'm trying to create an ImageUpload component using tapestry-upload.
Once the user selects a file and submits the form, I want to replace
that form with the image itself. However, I have found an issue where
the form starts behaving differently when I place the tapestry-upload
field inside the for
