public JsonResult UploadHandler()
{
FileUploadHandler handler = new FileUploadHandler(Request);
handler.FileUploadedStarted += FileUploadedStarted;
JsonResult result = handler.HandleRequest();
return result;
}
public JsonResult UploadHandler()
{
FileUploadHandler handler = new FileUploadHandler(Request);
handler.FileUploadedStarted += FileUploadedStarted;
JsonResult result = handler.HandleRequest();
return(result);
}
public void ProcessRequest(HttpContext context)
{
HttpRequestBase request = new HttpRequestWrapper(context.Request); // Wrap the request into a HttpRequestBase type
context.Response.ContentType = "application/json; charset=utf-8";
// Important note: we reference the .NET 4.0 assembly here,
// not the .NET 4.5 version! If you use the NuGet package, make sure
// to set the correct reference
FileUploadHandler handler = new FileUploadHandler(request, null); // Get an instance of the handler class
handler.IncomingRequestStarted += handler_IncomingRequestStarted; // Register event handler for demo purposes
var jsonResult = (JsonResult)handler.HandleRequest(); // Call the handler method
JQueryFileUpload result = (JQueryFileUpload)jsonResult.Data; // JsonResult.Data is of type object and must be casted
context.Response.Write(JsonConvert.SerializeObject(result)); // Serialize the JQueryFileUpload object to a Json string
}
public void ProcessRequest(HttpContext context)
{
HttpRequestBase request = new HttpRequestWrapper(context.Request); // Wrap the request into a HttpRequestBase type
context.Response.ContentType = "application/json; charset=utf-8";
// Important note: we reference the .NET 4.0 assembly here,
// not the .NET 4.5 version! If you use the NuGet package, make sure
// to set the correct reference
FileUploadHandler handler = new FileUploadHandler(request, null); // Get an instance of the handler class
handler.IncomingRequestStarted += handler_IncomingRequestStarted; // Register event handler for demo purposes
var jsonResult = (JsonResult)handler.HandleRequest(); // Call the handler method
JQueryFileUpload result = (JQueryFileUpload)jsonResult.Data; // JsonResult.Data is of type object and must be casted
context.Response.Write(JsonConvert.SerializeObject(result)); // Serialize the JQueryFileUpload object to a Json string
}