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BTW, I can't get the dataReceived() signal working?

(My bad, dataReceived() works fine!)

Well I missed the drop() signal that allows to perform any validation needed.

Actually only my first question remains valid!

Hi Emeric,

that's a valid point. I will look into adding support for this in a future release.

Currently, you can make a hack with a hidden WFileUpload in the background. It is possible to redirect a click on the filedrop-widget to the element of WFileUpload (see link below). Since the WFileUpload usually puts its in a

this workaround is quite nasty. I changed the filedrop-example to demonstrate (see attachment).

[[[https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Using_files_from_web_applications#Using_hidden_file_input_elements_using_the_click()_method]]]

Thanks for your support!

I tried your example but nothing happens when I click on the drop widget? I tried with both chrome and Firefox with no luck.

Do you want that I fill in a feature a request for a better support in a future release?

By the way, what is your strategy about features on wt3/wt4? Only new features on wt4?

Regards,

Right you are ... The problem was with popup-blocking, I had an exception for localhost in firefox, so it worked for me.

Anyway, I rewrote the code not to do a round-trip to the server (see attachment). It should work now.

For wt3, we will continue to provide bug-fixes for about a year. For new features it depends ... This file-drop fallback will also be in wt3.

I made a feature request: [[[https://redmine.emweb.be/issues/6160]]]

Strange, it still does not work.

Furthermore I am afraid there is still quite significant work to do to get an unified interface to upload/check/retrieve uploaded files from the two widgets.

But don't worry, I will wait for the official support of this, I can wait :)

Thanks again for your support.