Hello everyone, this is my first question. Is it possible open the upload dialog/window without an event ? The user will input some info and after a few validations I open or not a upload dialog, like the one on onUpload event. I am using ZK 6.0.0.
Thanks in advance and sorry for the bad english.
Opening a file upload dialog is a very security sensitive topic. It usually must be triggered by a direct user action e.g. clicking an upload button or dragging a file.
Trying to open the file upload from an AJAX response will usually fail, unless you are using an older browser, or one that's missing the relevant security updates.
More details can be found here: http://stackoverflow.com/a/29873845/4740707
So don't even try, there is a good reason why this does not work.
Hello caiofilipemr,
First of all you should listen to the onChange event of the component (textbox) as shown below:
http://books.zkoss.org/wiki/ZKDeveloper'sReference/MVC/Controller/WireEventListeners
Then you could do the following:
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Clients.evalJavaScript("jq('$btn').next().find('input').click();");
btn is the actual id of the upload button.
A similar fiddle can be found here:
http://zkfiddle.org/sample/9di1nb/1-Trigger-Upload#source-1
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Darksu
Thank you Darksu,
I tried to do what you said, but doesn't work, probably because what cor3000 said (thank you cor), I read the post on StackOverflow and understood why this not work, I will find a new alternative to solve my problem. Thank you both again.
I tried to do like was in the fiddle, if I understood correctly the Clients.evalJavaScript("jq('$btn').next().find('input').click();"); will click in my btn and trigger the onUpload, so I put this code in my .zul: <button id="btn" upload="true" visible="false"/> and this in my .java:
public void myValidationFunction() { //Which is triggered after a button clicked, but I have
if (valid()) //to make some validations before upload the file
Clients.evalJavaScript("jq('$btn').next().find('input').click();");
}
public void onUpload$btn(UploadEvent event) {
System.out.println("test");
}
This doesn't work, maybe I did it wrong, but I think what cor3000 said makes sense. What do you think ?
to me it looks good, and I think I have tried essentially the same in the past. Then I found out about the browser security limitations. Executing the same js in a client side event listener will work, while it fails when returned from the server side. I don't know of a way to make it "trusted".
cor3000 ( 2016-03-22 02:07:02 +0800 )editAsked: 2016-03-18 13:28:02 +0800
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