Uploading Multiple Types of Files using Django Jquery File Upload -
when searching django jquery uploading library, came across one. https://github.com/alem/django-jfu
it seems neat , useful. so, decided give shot , started read demo code. however, highlighted line of code hard understand. in file demo/photos/views.py
class home( generic.templateview ): template_name = 'base.html' def get_context_data(self, **kwargs): context = super( home, self ).get_context_data( **kwargs ) **context['accepted_mime_types'] = ['image/*']** return context
if want configure able upload both pictures (.jpg, .png, etc.) , .pdf files. how shall highlighted line modified? guess 1 context['accepted_mime_types'] = ['image/* text/plain']
is correct?
on other hand, photo_upload_form.html shall changed from
{% block js_opts %} sequentialuploads: true, acceptfiletypes: /(\.|\/)(png|gif|jpe?g)$/i {% endblock %}
to
{% block js_opts %} sequentialuploads: true, acceptfiletypes: /(\.|\/)(png|gif|jpe?g|pdf)$/i {% endblock %}
i added pdf extension @ end.
in all, not find django documentation explaining possible content_type values such 'json/application', 'image/*', 'text/plain'. other possible values?
'accepted_mime_types'
list, can add additional items it:
context['accepted_mime_types'] = ['image/*', 'application/pdf']
a list of valid mime types available on iana website. can use wildcard bit after /
, although don't want other images.
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