Setting custom headers about ngupload HOT 8 CLOSED

@robianmcd

Currently, there is no way to set headers through the directive, we could add it as an option/attribute, would that work for you?

<form ng-upload headers="{ foo: 'bar' }" >
</form>

Other suggestions?

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Hello guys,

Nothin new about custom headers ? I am facing the same problem.
@twilson63 In emergency how should I go to set the headers ?

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Hey Rodier,

NgUpload does a standard form post, so it is not possible to set headers om the request. but s3 supports hidden vars: https://aws.amazon.com/articles/1434

hope this helps

thx

tom

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On Jul 30, 2014, at 7:02 AM, Rodier Madiande [email protected] wrote:

Hello guys,

Nothin new about custom headers ? I am facing the same problem.
@twilson63 In emergency how should I go to set the headers ?

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@twilson63
Hi Tom, thank for your response. My problem was more about the custom headers.
In fact, I 'm using the Angular's CSRF protection mechanisme w/ Node.js and I must to add the token in the headers and not adding the token by a hidden input like your module provide.

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Hey Rodier,

You may want to try XHR2 or a upload control that uses xhr2 - I use xhr2 in
my upload button directive and it works great for current browsers:

https://github.com/twilson63/angular-uploadBtn/blob/master/upload-button-btn.js

There are some controls that provide shims for legacy browsers, as well.
But they will more than likely give you the same problems. Hope this
helps!

Thanks

Tom

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@twilson63 https://github.com/twilson63
Hi Tom, thank for your response. My problem was more about the custom
headers.
In fact, I 'm using the Angular's CSRF protection mechanisme w/ Node.js
and I must to add the token in the headers and not adding the token by a
hidden input like your module provide.

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I managed with the directive you mentionned.
Thank you a lot Tom!

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Is there a way to expose the response header (ie: 200, 500) in addition to the content body? https://github.com/twilson63/ngUpload/blob/master/ng-upload.js Can you add it to an example?

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@myfashionhub

I think the best bet is to use XHR2 then you do have access to the entire response object status codes and all.

Here is an example: https://github.com/twilson63/angular-uploadBtn/blob/master/upload-button-btn.js

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