Provides AJAX file upload functionality for FileFields and ImageFields with a simple widget replacement in the form.
No change is required your model fields or app logic. This plugin acts transparently so your model forms can treat files as if they were uploaded by "traditional" browser file upload.
- Drop-in replacement for Django's built-in
ClearableFileInput
widget (no change required to your model). - Works in all major browsers including IE 7+.
- Random hash string added to file names to ensure uploaded file paths are not guessable by others.
Refer to the example
app included in the package for a working example.
In your form, use the AjaxClearableFileInput
on your FileField
or ImageField
.
from django import forms from ajax_upload.widgets import AjaxClearableFileInput class MyForm(forms.Form): my_image_field = forms.ImageField(widget=AjaxClearableFileInput())
Or, if using a ModelForm
you can just override the widget.
from django import forms from ajax_upload.widgets import AjaxClearableFileInput class MyForm(forms.ModelForm): class Meta: model = MyModel widgets = { 'my_image_field': AjaxClearableFileInput }
Include the Javascript (and optionally CSS) files in your page and call the autoDiscover
function.
This will search the page for all the AJAX file input fields and apply the necessary Javascript.
<link href="{{ STATIC_URL }}ajax_upload/css/ajax-upload-widget.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/> <script src="{{ STATIC_URL }}ajax_upload/js/jquery.iframe-transport.js"></script> <script src="{{ STATIC_URL }}ajax_upload/js/ajax-upload-widget.js"></script> <script> $(function() { AjaxUploadWidget.autoDiscover(); }); </script>
You can also pass options to autoDiscover()
:
<script> $(function() { AjaxUploadWidget.autoDiscover({ changeButtonText: 'Click to change', onError: function(data) { alert('Error!'); } // see source for full list of options }); }); </script>
OR ... you can explicitly instantiate an AjaxUploadWidget on an AJAX file input field:
<input id="Foo" name="foo" type="file" data-upload-url="/ajax-upload/" data-filename="" data-required=""/> <!-- The input field needs to be outputed by Django to contain the appropriate data attributes --> <script> new AjaxUploadWidget($('#Foo'), { // options }); </script>
- jQuery
- jQuery Iframe Transport plugin (included in this package)
- Add
ajax_upload
to yourINSTALLED_APPS
setting.
1. Hook in the urls.
# urls.py urlpatterns += patterns('', (r'^ajax-upload/', include('ajax_upload.urls')), )
- That's it (don't forget include the Javascript as mentioned above).
./manage.py test ajax_upload
This app is licensed under the BSD license. See the LICENSE file for details.