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Can't take images from camera and upload them in iOS devices. #34

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zunairzubair opened this issue May 25, 2015 · 3 comments
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Can't take images from camera and upload them in iOS devices. #34

zunairzubair opened this issue May 25, 2015 · 3 comments

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@zunairzubair
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Hey,
I am running in to a problem. The uploader works fine in my website. When I try to upload some image while running my website from an android device, the uploader gives me an option to take a picture from my camera and upload.
But when I run the same website in an iOS device the uploader only gives me the option to select an image from the photo gallery. Is there some kind of setting in iOS devices that can enable me to click an image from my camera and upload it.

Thanks.

@epicleptico
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Don't think so. The uploader is just an input type="file" DOM element and it's navigator task to select wich file are suposed to be uploaded.

Jus try an small website with an <input type="file"> into your iphone and take a loof if you have the same issue

@zunairzubair
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The demo given in this page http://sahusoftcom.github.io/plupload-angular-directive/ behaves differently if opened on android and iOS device.

@tairezzzz
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You should set multi_selection property of plupload uploader to false and it gives you needed result. Actually author did that job to manage it by directive attribute but it's only src/js directory code, it wasn't builded by grunt. So you have couple variants to do that

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