Namespace for the events of this widget.
List of focusable elements.
List of hoverable elements.
Current options for this file upload widget.
This actions that are defined as a property of $.blueimp.fileupload.prototype.processActions.
Finds the number of currently active uploads.
The number of active uploads.
Usually, file uploads are invoked by selecting files via file input button or by dropping files on the drop zone.
However it is also possible to upload files programmatically for browsers with support for XHR file uploads.
This uploads files by adding them to the upload queue, the same way that files are added via the file input button or drag & drop.
A list of files to add to this widget. You can also override options of this widget.
This JQuery instance for chaining.
To remove the file upload widget functionality from the element node, call the destroy method. This will also remove any added event listeners.
This JQuery instance for chaining.
As other widgets based on jQuery UI Widget, the file upload widget can also be disabled.
As other widgets based on jQuery UI Widget, the file upload widget can also be enabled.
Sets the given option to the given value.
Name of an option to set.
Name of an option to set.
The value of the given option
Retrieves the value of the given option.
Name of an option to retrieve.
The value of the given option.
Sets the given options on this file upload instance.
Options to apply.
This JQuery instance for chaining.
Return the current set of options. This includes default options.
An object with all options.
Finds the overall progress of all uploads.
The overall progress of all uploads.
Usually, file uploads are invoked by selecting files via file input button or by dropping files on the drop zone.
However it is also possible to upload files programmatically for browsers with support for XHR file uploads.
This sends the file directly to the server.
Note: The send API method sends the given files directly, without splitting them up into multiple requests. So if your files argument is made up of 3 files, it will still only send one request. If the multipart option is true, it will still send all 3 files as part of one multipart request, else it will only send the first file. So if you need to send files with multiple requests, either call the send API method multiple times, or use the add API method instead.
A list of files to add to this widget. You can also override options of this widget.
A jqXHR object that allows to bind callbacks to the AJAX file upload requests.
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Interface for an instance of the jQuery BlueImp File Upload plugin.
The widget can be initialized on a file upload in the following way:
File Upload widget with multiple file selection, drag&drop support, progress bars, validation and preview images, audio and video for jQuery.
Supports cross-domain, chunked and resumable file uploads and client-side image resizing.
Works with any server-side platform (PHP, Python, Ruby on Rails, Java, Node.js, Go etc.) that supports standard HTML form file uploads.
See https://github.com/blueimp/jQuery-File-Upload