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MarcusRiemer opened this issue Mar 4, 2016 · 17 comments
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<input multiple /> only fires once in 2.2.0, works fine in 2.1.3 #606

MarcusRiemer opened this issue Mar 4, 2016 · 17 comments

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@MarcusRiemer
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I basicly copied over the simple example to my machine and was puzzled, that I could only select files from the "multiple" input element once. The first time I selected the files they were put into the transfer queue, all subsequent times they were "left" in the element.

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After the initial selection no further example events were fired:

uploader Object { url: "api/photoUpload.php", alias: "file", headers: Object, queue: Array[0], progress: 0, autoUpload: false, removeAfterUpload: false, method: "POST", filters: Array[2], formData: Array[0], 17 more… } page-angular.js:358:3
onAfterAddingFile Object { url: "api/photoUpload.php", alias: "file", headers: Object, formData: Array[0], removeAfterUpload: false, withCredentials: false, method: "POST", uploader: Object, file: Object, isReady: false, 9 more… } page-angular.js:328:5
onAfterAddingAll Array [ Object ]

I then checked which version ran the samples, downgraded to 2.1.3 locally, and it immediatly worked. I observed this behaviour using Mozilla Firefox 44.0.2 and Chromium 48.0.2564.116 on Arch Linux.
@GodzillaHe
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I have the same problem. The demo on the website is based on v2.1.3.

@henritoivar
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+1

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@erictvalverde
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+1

@hansih91
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+1 i dont think that nervgh is still fixing bugs.

@GodzillaHe
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Maybe we should find a another upload widget

@itamair
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itamair commented Apr 3, 2016

+1

@sWW26
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sWW26 commented Apr 13, 2016

Appears to be a side effect of commit #512

@tbasallo
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Confirming #512 is causing the issue. Commenting out the "IE fix" allows additional files to be added again.

@riteshjagga
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+1

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@ronlv10
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ronlv10 commented May 2, 2016

+1

@NayHaPal
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+1

@nervgh
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nervgh commented May 15, 2016

Did you try the v2.3.1 version?

@nervgh
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nervgh commented May 15, 2016

I have Ubuntu 15.10, Chromium Browser 49.0.2623.108, angular 1.1.5 and angular-file-upload v2.3.1. Looks like it works fine. See a video.

@nervgh
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nervgh commented May 15, 2016

If the issue still exists, please try #584 PR and leave comment about it here.

@tommarien
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I can confirm that this is still broken in version 2.3.3, rolling back to 2.1.3 works. i do think that pr #584 could be a possible fix

@BramDecuypere
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+1

@nervgh
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nervgh commented Jun 13, 2016

Please, try v2.3.4

@nervgh nervgh closed this as completed Jun 13, 2016
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