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Upload multiple images path: I need to upload multiple images from one file tag in HTML

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Picture of Hardy man by Hardy man - 3 months ago (2015-11-16)

I need to upload multiple images from one file tag in HTML

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I can't move multiple images in the given folder and not been able to store their path as well, only one at a time.

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  • 3. Picture of Ettore Moretti by Ettore Moretti - 2 months ago (2015-12-14) Reply

    In HTML5 you can use the "multiple" attribute in the tag input type = "file".

    HTML Example:

    <form action = "upload.php" method = "post" enctype = "multipart / form-data"> <input type = "file" name = "files []" multiple /> <input type = "submit" value = "Upload" /> </ form>

    In upload.php you can recover data files with the global variable $_FILES.

    Being a HTML5 features, you will need to deal with the compatibility of different browsers:

    Chrome 6.0 or higher Explorer 10.0 or higher Firefox 3.6 or higher Safari 5.0 or higher Opera 5.0 or higher

    • 1. Picture of Dave Smith by Dave Smith - 2 months ago (2015-11-16) Reply

      As far as I am aware, the input file tag only accepts one file. It would be possible to use javascript to add a new input file tag whenever one was completed. I would check out the jsClasses site and see if they have anything over there that will work.

      • 2. Picture of Dave Smith by Dave Smith - 2 months ago (2015-11-16) Reply

        As far as I am aware, the input file tag only accepts one file. It would be possible to use javascript to add a new input file tag whenever one was completed. I would check out the jsClasses site and see if they have anything over there that will work.

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        Picture of Bharat Parmar by Bharat Parmar package author package author Reputation 170 - 2 months ago (2015-12-12) Comment

        Hello You can use this class where you will find UploadFile() method which allow you to upload multiple files with single input file element.

        To allow multiple file in input, you will have to add "multiple" attributes in the element.

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        • 1. Picture of Dave Smith by Dave Smith - 2 months ago (2015-12-13) Reply

          Will require a HTML 5 compliant browser. I never knew they added multiple file support in the HTML 5 specs, you learn something new every day.

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