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Hello,
See Murat's reply in this stackoverflow thread, which shows a possible approach of sending the selected files in the Upload to the controller with an AJAX request. It consists of preventing the form's submission and sending the formdata with an AJAX request to the Create action. Note that a button to trigger the form submission is missing from hes View snippet:
The Create action can be declared without a model parameter, in case you don't need it:
You should be able to access the uploaded files through the files parameter, which should match the name of the Upload itself:
Regards,
Ivan Danchev
Progress Telerik
See Murat's reply in this stackoverflow thread, which shows a possible approach of sending the selected files in the Upload to the controller with an AJAX request. It consists of preventing the form's submission and sending the formdata with an AJAX request to the Create action. Note that a button to trigger the form submission is missing from hes View snippet:
<button>Submit</button>The Create action can be declared without a model parameter, in case you don't need it:
[HttpPost]public ActionResult Create(IEnumerable<HttpPostedFileBase> files){//...}You should be able to access the uploaded files through the files parameter, which should match the name of the Upload itself:
.Name("files")Regards,
Ivan Danchev
Progress Telerik
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