django-sticky-uploads
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Enhanced file input widget for Django which uploads the file in the background and retains value on form errors.
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Files uploaded in the background are stored in whatever storage is configured, but never deleted.
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This dependency creates a headache for installing from git (see #22) and probably isn't needed. Using jQuery made it easy to create a working proof of concept quickly but for...
It would be great if there is a way to configure the base upload directory it situations where multiple applications are writing in the "tmp" folder.
Modern browsers support the `multiple` attribute http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_input_multiple.asp. It might be worth investigating supporting this. Currently there is no equivalent Django form field for multiple files so that would need to...
Need to include docs on how to contribute to the project including building the minified JS.
HTML5 rocks has an interesting example of breaking up into pieces for large uploads. It would amazing to use this to break up large files and reassemble server-side. http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/file/xhr2/#toc-example-slicingfiles
Need to investigate/test CORS support for those deployments which might use another domain (i.e. S3) for serving the JS.
Plugin is pretty simple but it should still have tests particularly if the project is claiming to support jQuery 1.7+.