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I am testing the HTML5 flash uploader in asp.net. One problem I have notice with this is that on fileuploaded event i cant fetch the dates from the file. I have tested e.UploadedFile.SourceLastModifiedDateTime; e.UploadedFile.SourceLastModifiedDateTimeLocal; e.UploadedFile.SourceCreatedDateTime; e.UploadedFile.SourceLastModifiedDateTimeLocal All I get is "0001-01-01 00:00:00" other arguments like e.UploadedFile.SourceName; is working correct Best Regards Erik
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It looks HTML5 uploader does not send any date information. When it was originally created, only Flash could do it. Now, it is possible to grab the LastModified date from a JavaScript File API (no creation date though). If you send it as SourceLastModifiedDateTime_N to the server, the ASP.NET component should be able to pick it up. On a client side, you should add something like this: Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
function ImageUploaderFlash1_BeforePackageUpload(packageIndex){
var lastModified = this.files().get(0).file().lastModified;
// probably, you may need to format the date to YYYY:MM:DD hh:mm:ss format first
this.metadata().addCustomField("SourceLastModifiedDateTime_0", lastModified);
}
</script>
<aur:ImageUploaderFlash ID="ImageUploaderFlash1" runat="server">
<ClientEvents>
<aur:ClientEvent EventName="BeforePackageUpload" HandlerName="ImageUploaderFlash1_BeforePackageUpload" />
</ClientEvents>
</aur:ImageUploaderFlash>
I did not test this code, but it should give you the direction.
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Hi again! I get the value undefined when trying to fetch the value set in javascript var lastModified = this.files().get(0).file().lastModified; If I change the value to var lastModified = Date.now(); I get different values every time. Erik
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If I use: this.files().get(packageIndex).modified(); I get the value null If i use : this.files().get(packageIndex).name(); I get the name of the file Erik
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Erik, Are you using the latest version (8.5.67)?
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Hello Erik What version of uploader do you use? I checked our current functionality, and all is working good. You can check this if you go to https://demo.aurigma.com...Apps/Basic/Default.aspx, choose a file, and run in a developer tools console command: Aurigma.ImageUploaderFlash.imageUploaderFlash('ctl00_content_Uploader1' ).files().get(0).modified(); Please download the latest version, if you have an old one. Best regards Alex Edited by user Monday, March 19, 2018 2:33:44 AM(UTC)
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