I realised (when looking myself) that there are a lot of demos and tutorials that show you how to drag-and-drop a file into the browser and then render it on the page. They're often labelled as "drag-and-drop and upload", but they actually don't upload. This tutorial will take you that final step.
Drag and Drop and Automatically Send to the Server
Your Questions Answered #11
The clinic is busy as ever with more HTML5 ailments. This week, we’ll show you how (and whether) to store a <canvas>
on the server, whether to use <progress>
or <meter>
, more on <header>
, the placeholder
attribute, and HTML5 minification.
Measure up with the meter tag
HTML5 offers several useful new elements, to add further meaning to the markup of a page. These new elements include time, mark and here is another one, meter. It is an inline element so it can be used inside most elements, including a header or a paragraph. What does it say in the spec? The […]