JQuery_File_Upload_Plugin
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JQuery File Upload Plugin from blueimp (https://github.com/blueimp/jQuery-File-Upload). All files are included. The package also includes theme based style and script bundles (bundles folder) Main purpose of this package is to use it with the server side file handler Backload. But it can also used standalone. All file can be found in the ~/Backload/Client folder. Backload project and demo package: https://github.com/blackcity/backload Nuget package (Backload): https://nuget.org/packages/backload
This folder contains jQuery File Upload Plugin theme based bundles that can be used with the corresponding ui themes.
Note: All themes share the same style bundle: jquery.fileupload.bundle.min.css
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JQuery File Upload Plugin from blueimp (https://github.com/blueimp/jQuery-File-Upload). All files are included. The package also includes theme based style and script bundles (bundles folder) Main purpose of this package is to use it with the server side file handler Backload. But it can also used standalone. All file can be found in the ~/Backload/Client folder. Backload project and demo package: https://github.com/blackcity/backload Nuget package (Backload): https://nuget.org/packages/backload
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