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a question about uploading an image....

 
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hey guys.. my question is this:
I have successfully developed a site in which a user can upload an image to the server. I'm using jspsmartupload and it's working fine..
now the requirement is: I must modify my form and allow a user to choose the image (browsing the local directory, and choosing the file). Once the user selects the image, I want it to be displayed on the right side of my form. This is without pressing the submit button .
It's like a preview-upload all-in-once. Is that possible to achieve?
any suggestion is highly apprecciated...
 
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hi dear
maybe u can use FRAMES/Javascript(to display the image)...
HTH
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There really isn't any way to do that unless you go down the signed applet route. Remember that the page is composed on the server (including the reference to theimage in the img tag) and then sent to the client for rendering. Once on the client, (except in the case of a trusted client-side active component like an applet or activex control) you have no access to the file system of the client.
There are a number of tricks you could use to avoid page refresh in order to display the image (especially if you are not too concerned with legacy browsers), but you're going to have to upload the image first.
hth,
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