File Upload to IFS using ProfoundUI
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File Upload to IFS using ProfoundUI
I have a request to allow the user to upload files to the IFS from one of the screens that I have developed in ProfoundUI. Is there a way to do this? I searched the forum and received matches for RPGsp but nothing for ProfoundUI.
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Re: File Upload to IFS using ProfoundUI
Unfortunately, we do not currently have a premade widget to allow a file upload.
A file upload is a very common type of form. If you search the internet, you will find many examples. There are two basic components, the html form and a cgi program. The html form is actually very simple. Just a normal <form> with an <input> element with type="file". The trick is writing the cgi program. If you have PHP or Java skills in your shop, there are plenty of examples on the internet.
If not, the CGI programming can be done RPG. If you need help in writing such a program, you can refer to http://www.easy400.net/fupload/html/page2.htm
Once you have the CGI working, you can link to the CGI program using a hyperlink or button on your ProfoundUI screen.
If you need further assistance, please let us know.
A file upload is a very common type of form. If you search the internet, you will find many examples. There are two basic components, the html form and a cgi program. The html form is actually very simple. Just a normal <form> with an <input> element with type="file". The trick is writing the cgi program. If you have PHP or Java skills in your shop, there are plenty of examples on the internet.
If not, the CGI programming can be done RPG. If you need help in writing such a program, you can refer to http://www.easy400.net/fupload/html/page2.htm
Once you have the CGI working, you can link to the CGI program using a hyperlink or button on your ProfoundUI screen.
If you need further assistance, please let us know.
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