Another way to do it would be to ask the applet by javascript if the queue is
empty and there is no upload in progress (means the applet got the 'SUCCESS'
message from server). Do you see a way to do this ?
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Is there any possibility to tell the applet to call a javascript after the
upload button is pressed but befor the upload starts ?
I would like to disable some other buttons on the web page to avoid any
interrupt of the upload in progress.
Michael
There is currently no way to do this.
I guess a javascript API is a real need for a lot of people.
Noted in the TODO list.
Etienne
Another way to do it would be to ask the applet by javascript if the queue is
empty and there is no upload in progress (means the applet got the 'SUCCESS'
message from server). Do you see a way to do this ?
You mean that the javascript would do polling to the applet, to query the
current upload state ?
Hum, would probably consume lots of CPU. More complex to manage ... and no
current support on the applet.
Some specific hook point seems better.
Etienne