Re: [Apache Bloodhound] #195: Attach file form à la GMail

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#195: Attach file form à la GMail
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  Reporter:  jdreimann    |      Owner:  olemis
      Type:  enhancement  |     Status:  accepted
  Priority:  major        |  Milestone:
 Component:  ui design    |    Version:
Resolution:               |   Keywords:
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Comment (by olemis):

 After some time figuring out how to implement AJAX file uploads backend in
 such a way that the most could be reused out of Trac implementation , now
 I think I've finally got something that deserves to be incorporated into
 next release . New patch has been attached and previous ones have been
 refreshed . Patch order for theme plugin is

 {{{
 #!sh

 $ hg qapplied
 t195/t195_r1398842_jquery_file_upload.diff
 t195/t195_r1398842_inplace_attach_form_webui.diff
 t195/t195_r1398842_inplace_attach_form_dnd.diff
 t195/t195_r1398842_inplace_attach_form_uploads.diff

 }}}

 Change log follows

   - Correct names for input fields (rather than those in jQFU demo)
   - Added «replace attachment» checkbox
   - Sending sequential attachment POST requests onto the server
   - Initial working version of in-place attachment uploads
   - Toggle in-place attachments form on/off by disabling component
     `bhtheme.attachment.InplaceAttachmentModule`
   - File attributes displayed after upload (i.e. no more TODO labels).
   - Enhanced error notification
   - Client-side checking of min/max file size constraints
   - Smaller upload progress bar

 Pending issues

   - Question: What is it that should happen in the UI after overwriting an
     existing attachment ?
   - Determine the definitive name of the attachment (e.g. when
     file of the same name exists but it won't be overwritten)

 I look forward to know of your suggestions to continue working on this and
 finally close this ticket .

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Ticket URL: <https://issues.apache.org/bloodhound/ticket/195#comment:11>
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