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Sebastian Tschan edited this page Jul 12, 2011
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- jquery.fileupload.js is the basic plugin - it enhances the file upload process, but doesn't make any assumptions about the user interface or the content-type of the response.
- jquery.fileupload-ui.js is an extension to jquery.fileupload.js. The UI version expects JSON as the response content and adds a complete user interface.
- jquery.iframe-transport.js adds iframe transport support to jQuery.ajax().
- jquery.image-gallery.js adds gallery functionality for uploaded images and exposes a scale method that is used for the preview images.
- example/application.js is an example how to initialize and use the File Upload plugin.
- tests/tests.js contains the JS code for the unit tests.
- jquery.fileupload-ui.css adds styling for the file input field, progress bars and upload buttons. See Style Guide.
- example/style.css adds some basic styling for the example file upload form page.
- example/index.html is a HTML markup example for the file upload form and the upload/download templates.
- tests/index.html contains the HTML markup for the unit tests.
- example/upload.php is an example for a server-side file upload handler component.
- .gitignore contains instructions which files to ignore for the Git source code repository.
- README.md contains basic plugin information in markdown format.
- README.txt contains basic plugin information in plain text format.
- [loading.gif](https://github.com/blueimp/jQuery-File-Upload/blob/master/* pbar-ani.gif is an animated GIf used for the loading animation of the image gallery dialogs.
- pbar-ani.gif is an animated GIf used for the animation of the upload progress bars.
- example/files/.htaccess contains instructions for Apache to serve all uploaded files with a content-type of application/octet-stream, except image files. This prevents executing any uploaded script files and makes sure non-image files produce a download dialog.
- example/thumbnails/.htaccess doesn't serve any purpose other than making sure the thumbnails folder shows up in the Git source code repository.
