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Please, see third item of faq. Sorry, something went wrong. I'm a little confused. From what I can see, there's no actual way to edit item. Just so I'm clear, what you're suggesting is to edit item. Figured it out doing exactly that setting formData and renaming on the backend. That said, it would be nice to know that you can't just change the item. Hello, we reviewed this issue and determined that it doesn't fall into the bug report or feature request category.
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On top, we have a plain file input, that is used to open the file upload dialog and handle the change event. Below the hidden file input, we have the file-upload container div, which contains the actual UI that the user will see on the screen. As an example, we have built this UI with Angular Material components, but of course, the alternative file upload UI could take any form that you like.
This UI could be a dialog, a drag and drop zone, or like in the case of our component, just a styled button:. Notice in the component template how the upload blue button and the invisible file input are linked. When the user clicks on the blue button, a click handler triggers the file input via fileUpload. The user will then choose a file from the file upload dialog, and the change event will be triggered and handled by onFileSelected. Let's now have a look at our component class and the implementation of onFileSelected :.
At this point, we would already have a working file upload component. But we want to take this component one step further. We want to be able to display a progress indicator to the user, and also support upload cancelation. We are going to add a few more elements to the UI of our file upload component. Here is the final version of the file upload component template:.
With this feature, we can get notified of the progress of a file upload via multiple events emitted by the HTTP Observable. To see it in action, let's have a look at the final version of the file upload component class, with all its features implemented:. As we can see, we have set the reportProgress property to true in our HTTP call, and we have also set the observe property to the value events.
Using the events of type UploadProgress , we are saving the ongoing upload percentage in a member variable uploadProgress , which we then use to update the value of the progress indicator bar. We can make sure that we do so by using the RxJs finalize operator, which is going to call the reset method in both cases: upload success or failure. In our component, we store this subscription object in the uploadSub member variable.
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