Basic File Upload

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Very basic file upload example using the File Upload Drag and Drop widget


Last updated on December 8, 2025

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File Upload

Very basic file upload example.

There is little more to adding file upload ability then dropping the widget on the screen and setting the target and some other optional properties. One important other step is creating the puiuplexit.js file described below.

Drop files onto the File Upload Drag and Drop widget and they will be uploaded to the files folder.

You can specify what file types and size is allowed by modifying the widget's properties.

puiuplexit.js

This file is required by the file upload widgets. It contains code to check specific details of the file upload before permiting the upload.

For more information about the file upload exit program see the documentation here: http://www.profoundlogic.com/docs/display/PUI/Security

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