Ray Nicholus
Ray Nicholus
I'm not sure if this issue is specific to FineUploader mode, or if it is deeper. I was able to reproduce this with 3.5 as well, so I'm wondering if...
The jQuery plug-in wrapper was first introduced in Fine Uploader 3.0 (#372). The original goal was to make it easy for those using jQuery to integrate Fine Uploader into their...
Not associated with a milestone yet. At this point, this is simply a place where users can voice their opinion.
In order for Fine Uploader to be used in environments that utilize a CSP in an attempt to prevents XSS attacks. Some of this will need to coincide with removal...
This is useful for programmatic access to default options set by Fine Uploader. For example, react-fine-uploader may need to know about the default [`retry.preventRetryResponseProperty`](http://docs.fineuploader.com/branch/master/api/options.html#retry.preventRetryResponseProperty) in order to disable the retry...
The most appropriate service to run these tests is probably Sauce Labs. The following browsers should be tested against: - Chrome (latest stable) - Opera (latest) - Firefox (latest stable)...
The only way to detect a name change without this is to intercept the call to the [`setName` API method](http://docs.fineuploader.com/branch/master/api/methods.html#setName). That's not a very elegant or intuitive solution, so a...
This only applies to Chrome and Opera (since those are the only two browsers that support folder dropping). A directory with containing multiple files can be dropped when [this option](http://docs.fineuploader.com/branch/master/features/drag-and-drop.html#allowMultipleItems)...
Currently, this is only supported in browsers that fully support the clipboard API, which means Chrome. Support for upload via paste will be a bit more complicated and potentially limited...
This is particularly important for apps that need to pass a CSRF token with every request. One way to pass this token is via an X header, but this will...