FileUploader SAP SE The framework generates an input field and a button with text "Browse ...". The API supports features such as on change uploads (the upload starts immediately after a file has been selected), file uploads with explicit calls, adjustable control sizes, text display after uploads, or tooltips containing complete file paths. sap.ui.core/Control Value of the path for file upload. Disabled controls have different colors, depending on customer settings. Used when URL address is on a remote server. Unique control name for identification on the server side after sending data to the server. Specifies the displayed control width. If set to "true", the upload immediately starts after file selection. With the default setting, the upload needs to be explicitly triggered. Additional data that is sent to the back end service. Data will be transmitted as value of a hidden input where the name is derived from the <code>name</code> property with suffix "-data". If the FileUploader is configured to upload the file directly after the file is selected, it is not allowed to upload a file with the same name again. If a user should be allowed to upload a file with the same name again this parameter has to be "true". A typical use case would be if the files have different paths. The button's text can be overwritten using this property. The chosen files will be checked against an array of file types. If at least one file does not fit the file type restriction, the upload is prevented. Example: <code>["jpg", "png", "bmp"]</code>. Allows multiple files to be chosen and uploaded from the same folder. This property is not supported by Internet Explorer 9. <b>Note:</b> Keep in mind that the various operating systems for mobile devices can react differently to the property so that fewer upload functions may be available in some cases. A file size limit in megabytes which prevents the upload if at least one file exceeds it. This property is not supported by Internet Explorer 9. The chosen files will be checked against an array of mime types. If at least one file does not fit the mime type restriction, the upload is prevented. <b>Note:</b> This property is not supported by Internet Explorer & Edge. Example: <code>["image/png", "image/jpeg"]</code>. If set to "true", the request will be sent as XHR request instead of a form submit. This property is not supported by Internet Explorer 9. Placeholder for the text field. Style of the button. Values "Transparent, "Accept", "Reject", or "Emphasized" are allowed. If set to "true", the <code>FileUploader</code> will be rendered as Button only, without showing the input field. If set to "false", the request will be sent as file only request instead of a multipart/form-data request. Only one file could be uploaded using this type of request. Required for sending such a request is to set the property <code>sendXHR</code> to "true". This property is not supported by Internet Explorer 9. The maximum length of a filename which the <code>FileUploader</code> will accept. If the maximum filename length is exceeded, the corresponding event <code>filenameLengthExceed</code> is fired. Visualizes warnings or errors related to the text field. Possible values: Warning, Error, Success, None. Custom text for the value state message pop-up. <b>Note:</b> If not specified, a default text, based on the value state type, will be used instead. Icon to be displayed as graphical element within the button. This can be a URI to an image or an icon font URI. Icon to be displayed as graphical element within the button when it is hovered (only if also a base icon was specified). If not specified, the base icon is used. If an icon font icon is used, this property is ignored. Icon to be displayed as graphical element within the button when it is selected (only if also a base icon was specified). If not specified, the base or hovered icon is used. If an icon font icon is used, this property is ignored. If set to true (default), the display sequence is 1. icon 2. control text. If set to true, the button is displayed without any text. Event is fired when the value of the file path has been changed. <b>Note:</b> Keep in mind that because of the HTML input element of type file, the event is also fired in Chrome browser when the Cancel button of the uploads window is pressed. New file path value. Files. Event is fired as soon as the upload request is completed (either successful or unsuccessful). To see if the upload request was successful, check the <code>status</code> parameter for a value 2xx. The actual progress of the upload can be monitored by listening to the <code>uploadProgress</code> event. However, this covers only the client side of the upload process and does not give any success status from the server. The name of a file to be uploaded. Response message which comes from the server. On the server side this response has to be put within the &quot;body&quot; tags of the response document of the iFrame. It can consist of a return code and an optional message. This does not work in cross-domain scenarios. ReadyState of the XHR request. Required for receiving a <code>readyStateXHR</code> is to set the property <code>sendXHR</code> to true. This property is not supported by Internet Explorer 9. Status of the XHR request. Required for receiving a <code>status</code> is to set the property <code>sendXHR</code> to true. This property is not supported by Internet Explorer 9. Http-Response which comes from the server. Required for receiving <code>responseRaw</code> is to set the property <code>sendXHR</code> to true. This property is not supported by Internet Explorer 9. Http-Response-Headers which come from the server. Provided as a JSON-map, i.e. each header-field is reflected by a property in the <code>headers</code> object, with the property value reflecting the header-field's content. Required for receiving <code>headers</code> is to set the property <code>sendXHR</code> to true. This property is not supported by Internet Explorer 9. Http-Request-Headers. Required for receiving <code>requestHeaders</code> is to set the property <code>sendXHR</code> to true. This property is not supported by Internet Explorer 9. Event is fired when the type of a file does not match the <code>mimeType</code> or <code>fileType</code> property. The name of a file to be uploaded. The file ending of a file to be uploaded. The MIME type of a file to be uploaded. Event is fired when the size of a file is above the <code>maximumFileSize</code> property. This event is not supported by Internet Explorer 9 (same restriction as for the property <code>maximumFileSize</code>). The name of a file to be uploaded. The size in MB of a file to be uploaded. Event is fired when the size of the file is 0 The name of the file to be uploaded. Event is fired when the file is allowed for upload on client side. Event is fired after the upload has started and before the upload is completed. It contains progress information related to the running upload. Depending on file size, band width and used browser the event is fired once or multiple times. This event is only supported with property <code>sendXHR</code> set to true, i.e. the event is not supported in Internet Explorer 9. Indicates whether or not the relative upload progress can be calculated out of loaded and total. The number of bytes of the file which have been uploaded by the time the event was fired. The total size of the file to be uploaded in bytes. The name of a file to be uploaded. Http-Request-Headers. Required for receiving <code>requestHeaders</code> is to set the property <code>sendXHR</code> to true. This property is not supported by Internet Explorer 9. Event is fired after the current upload has been aborted. This event is only supported with property <code>sendXHR</code> set to true, i.e. the event is not supported in Internet Explorer 9. The name of a file to be uploaded. Http-Request-Headers. Required for receiving <code>requestHeader</code> is to set the property <code>sendXHR</code> to true. This property is not supported by Internet Explorer 9. Event is fired, if the filename of a chosen file is longer than the value specified with the <code>maximumFilenameLength</code> property. The filename, which is longer than specified by the value of the property <code>maximumFilenameLength</code>. Event is fired before an upload is started. The name of a file to be uploaded. Http-Request-Headers. Required for receiving <code>requestHeaders</code> is to set the property <code>sendXHR</code> to true. This property is not supported by Internet Explorer 9. The parameters for the <code>FileUploader</code> which are rendered as a hidden input field. The header parameters for the <code>FileUploader</code> which are only submitted with XHR requests. Header parameters are not supported by Internet Explorer 9. Settings for the <code>XMLHttpRequest</code> object. <b>Note:</b> This aggregation is only used when the <code>sendXHR</code> property is set to <code>true</code>. Association to controls / IDs which describe this control (see WAI-ARIA attribute <code>aria-describedby</code>). Association to controls / IDs which label this control (see WAI-ARIA attribute <code>aria-labelledby</code>). Clears the content of the <code>FileUploader</code>. <b>Note:</b> The attached additional data however is retained. Starts the upload (as defined by uploadUrl). Set to <code>true</code> to allow pre-processing of the files before sending the request. Aborts the currently running upload. The name of the parameter within the <code>headerParameters</code> aggregation to be checked. The value of the parameter within the <code>headerParameters</code> aggregation to be checked.