Progress Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core
The Upload Tag Helper gives a rich HTML-like syntax to create an upload area to any ASP.NET Core application.
The Core File Upload control can be used as a themeable and customizable replacement for file input elements. This means users can upload files to your server asynchronously. Also, multiple files can be selected and uploaded on their own, without the need to wait for each to be uploaded completely.
If the asynchronous approach doesn’t fit your application, don’t worry. Our Core Upload component can upload all files using the more traditional synchronous approach as well.
Make use of the rich UI showing visual notifications for common operations: successful upload, failed validation and upload in progress. Complement that with our useful cancel upload button.
Leverage the latest technology trends with Telerik File Upload in ASP.NET Core and enable your end users to upload files using drag and drop functionality. They can drop the desired files over the upload, or define custom drop zones over the page—and all of this is achieved codelessly.
With our new ASP.NET Core file upload, you can use the codeless progress monitoring, which shows a sleek inline progress indicator next to each file being uploaded.
UI for ASP.NET Core comes with a complete server-side API. With simple API calls designed to feel natural in server-side languages, you can configure all features of the Core File Upload component. Since the server wrappers output the JavaScript, you also have full access to the client-side API for maximum control in the browser.
Have full control over the way your ASP.NET Upload for Core looks to your end users, thanks to the flexible template feature.
Place the component in any application – even if it’s designed to be displayed in a right-to-left fashion.
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