Browsing a mobile website (which is hosted in a Server) with a browse control to upload images to the Server.
Windows Phone 7 - Is the latest from Microsoft, which will support in the rendering of uploader control in its native browser and also can upload images.
iPhone - Doesn't allow any of the other application to browse its galleries. Till the latest version.
Windows Mobile - Not rendering the uploader control in the browser.
Black Berry - Fully supports browsing and uploading of images in its native browser.
Android - From version 2.0 or above will support browsing and uploading of images and music files only.
You can also use filepicker.io to do mobile uploads. It’s a developer javascript plugin that allows you upload files from the cloud, like Dropbox, Box, Facebook, Gmail so your users can use your website and upload content.
It basically handles all the oauth and returns to you a URL. It's a way around the fact that the file input dialog is limited.
samgeorgejhm
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Re: Mobile File Upload
Apr 09, 2011 01:00 PM|LINK
So the Conclusion is No File Upload in Mob Web App Right ???
Chintan Dave
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Re: Mobile File Upload
May 23, 2011 12:29 PM|LINK
what is the final answer??
how i can achieve Uploading Functionality on most of all SmartPhones in our Mobile Website?
Thanks.
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samgeorgejhm
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Re: Mobile File Upload
May 24, 2011 06:38 AM|LINK
Browsing a mobile website (which is hosted in a Server) with a browse control to upload images to the Server.
dchang
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Re: Mobile File Upload
Jun 25, 2012 06:51 PM|LINK
iOS 6 can now upload images and videos.
You can also use filepicker.io to do mobile uploads. It’s a developer javascript plugin that allows you upload files from the cloud, like Dropbox, Box, Facebook, Gmail so your users can use your website and upload content.
It basically handles all the oauth and returns to you a URL. It's a way around the fact that the file input dialog is limited.
Full disclosure: I’m one of the authors.