I imported_Phil Diamond Member Feb 10, 2001 9,837 0 0 May 29, 2004 #2 Originally posted by: dpopiz ^ Click to expand... Here you go.
D dpopiz Diamond Member Jan 28, 2001 4,454 0 0 Jun 6, 2004 #3 whoops I guess I didn't make it clear- I mean something to display the local directory tree on the CLIENT's computer, not the server
whoops I guess I didn't make it clear- I mean something to display the local directory tree on the CLIENT's computer, not the server
MrChad Lifer Aug 22, 2001 13,507 3 81 Jun 6, 2004 #4 You could probably do this using a signed Java applet, but not with standard JavaScript. Too big of a security hole.
You could probably do this using a signed Java applet, but not with standard JavaScript. Too big of a security hole.
A AFB Lifer Jan 10, 2004 10,718 3 0 Jun 6, 2004 #5 I think its for the same reason you can't set a value for the file input.
kamper Diamond Member Mar 18, 2003 5,513 0 0 Jun 6, 2004 #6 no, never any real client side access from javascript. Can you imagine the hell that could cause? do: <input type="file" name="foo"/> and for reference ah, and I see amdfanboy has already mentioned said solution
no, never any real client side access from javascript. Can you imagine the hell that could cause? do: <input type="file" name="foo"/> and for reference ah, and I see amdfanboy has already mentioned said solution