I am using this Upload Form together with PHP in an existing WordPress project. A question regarding this Upload Form: Q.) I notice that inside the provided PHP script, it supposedly checks for the file type when a file is uploaded. But even though a file type outside of $allowed is uploaded, it will still be shown as uploaded on front-end. Is there an event-handler to prompt the user an error message instead of echoing to console?

I have already read the comments above, but using alert('Error') does not create a browser alert view. Thanks for this excellent post! I see this is a couple of years old at this point, but I also see people still referring to it and asking questions. I have adapted the original post here in my code in the following ways: • Submit additional information (from a PHP user session) with uploads. • Store uploaded images in DB (a requirement of my project). • Provide detailed feedback, including error handling, etc., to the user. I used the original 'basic' form from the blueimp plugin; not the more advanced UI covered here in the original post, but I adapted my server-side code from the code provided here as it is far simpler than what is provided with the jQuery plugin.

Cd Galinha Pintadinha 1 2 3. If my modificaitons are of interest to anyone, let me know (bryan at tumult-weltweit dot de) and I can come back here and post them.

File upload using MVC 4 with Ajax. I want to implement this using Ajax (After uploading the file and save. Ajax Multiple file upload script with Progress. This article describes how to upload files through jQuery AJAX in ASP.NET MVC. Can I use the following jQuery code to perform file upload using post method of an Ajax request? $.ajax({ type: 'POST', timeout: 50000, url: url, data.