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Deep Drop Upload

Example

These classes allow you to turn any CPView in a Cappuccino app into a file upload drop zone. It supports multiple files dropped at once. It works in Safari and Chrome. Firefox support is possible, but hasn't been added.

The most useful classes are:

  • DCFileDropController.j
  • DCFileUploadManager.j
  • DCFileUpload.j

Usage

Import these classes:

@import "DCFileDropController.j"
@import "DCFileUploadManager.j"

Apply a DCFileDropController to any CPView:

var fileDropUploadController = [[DCFileDropController alloc] 
	initWithView:anyView 
	dropDelegate:self 
	uploadURL:[CPURL URLWithString:@"upload.php"] 
	uploadManager:[DCFileUploadManager sharedManager]];

If you want to change visual state of the view, you can do that with this dropDelegate method:

- (void)fileDropUploadController:(DCFileDropController)theController setState:(BOOL)visible {
	if (visible) {
		[theController.view setBackgroundColor:[CPColor colorWithRed:0.0 green:0.0 blue:1.0 alpha:0.2]];
	} else {
		[theController.view setBackgroundColor:[CPColor clearColor]];
	}
}

If you want to display progress, you can set the DCFileUploadManager delegate:

[[DCFileUploadManager sharedManager] setDelegate:uploadsPanel];

And process it with this method:

- (void)fileUploadManagerDidChange:(DCFileUploadManager)theManager {
	var fileUploads = [theManager fileUploads];
}

Attribution

This technique is based on code from CSS Ninja.

License

MIT License