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DeviceCoreRenderer sets the accept type which provides features on mobile devices but interferes with desktop uploads. The following code should be disabled for desktop browsers:
if (comptype.equals("camera")){
writer.writeAttribute("accept", "image/*");
}
if (comptype.equals("camcorder")){
writer.writeAttribute("accept", "video/*");
}
if (comptype.equals("microphone")){
writer.writeAttribute("accept", "audio/*");
}
if (comptype.equals("camera")){
writer.writeAttribute("accept", "image/*");
}
if (comptype.equals("camcorder")){
writer.writeAttribute("accept", "video/*");
}
if (comptype.equals("microphone")){
writer.writeAttribute("accept", "audio/*");
}
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When I tested on Safari, all files were blocked from upload with the camcorder, including .mp4 files. Having the server complain is much less of a problem than preventing the user from uploading legitimate files. I will retest.
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Ted Goddard
added a comment - When I tested on Safari, all files were blocked from upload with the camcorder, including .mp4 files. Having the server complain is much less of a problem than preventing the user from uploading legitimate files. I will retest.
when I tested this, this worked well, as a filter to eliminating possible files that were of incorrect type to upload. Which browser are you referring to? I tested on desktop Chrome, Safari, Firefox and IE9 when I implemented this. Something may have changed since then, so would rather document that, otherwise, user will be able to attempt to upload any filetype (rather than the file chooser filtering out some) and the server will complain on the decode of these components.
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Judy Guglielmin
added a comment - when I tested this, this worked well, as a filter to eliminating possible files that were of incorrect type to upload. Which browser are you referring to? I tested on desktop Chrome, Safari, Firefox and IE9 when I implemented this. Something may have changed since then, so would rather document that, otherwise, user will be able to attempt to upload any filetype (rather than the file chooser filtering out some) and the server will complain on the decode of these components.
Safari allows upload of .mov files only.
Chrome allows uploads of .mp4 and .m4v files but not .mov files.
IE 10 allows uploads of .mov and .mp4 but not .m4v.
So, the browser detection of possible camcorder uploads is too restrictive.
Detection of image formats appeared to work, so the component should be modified to include only:
if (comptype.equals("camera"))
{ writer.writeAttribute("accept", "image/*"); }and not attempt to detect video or audio formats.