(function ($) { // Override core JS so it works with "button" tags. /** * Attach behaviors to the file upload and remove buttons. */ Drupal.behaviors.fileButtons = { attach: function (context) { $(':input.form-submit', context).bind('mousedown', Drupal.file.disableFields); $('div.form-managed-file :input.form-submit', context).bind('mousedown', Drupal.file.progressBar); }, detach: function (context) { $(':input.form-submit', context).unbind('mousedown', Drupal.file.disableFields); $('div.form-managed-file :input.form-submit', context).unbind('mousedown', Drupal.file.progressBar); } }; if (Drupal.file) { /** * Prevent file uploads when using buttons not intended to upload. */ Drupal.file.disableFields = function (event){ var clickedButton = this; // Only disable upload fields for Ajax buttons. if (!$(clickedButton).hasClass('ajax-processed')) { return; } // Check if we're working with an "Upload" button. var $enabledFields = []; if ($(this).closest('div.form-managed-file').length > 0) { $enabledFields = $(this).closest('div.form-managed-file').find(':input.form-file'); } // Temporarily disable upload fields other than the one we're currently // working with. Filter out fields that are already disabled so that they // do not get enabled when we re-enable these fields at the end of behavior // processing. Re-enable in a setTimeout set to a relatively short amount // of time (1 second). All the other mousedown handlers (like Drupal's Ajax // behaviors) are excuted before any timeout functions are called, so we // don't have to worry about the fields being re-enabled too soon. // @todo If the previous sentence is true, why not set the timeout to 0? var $fieldsToTemporarilyDisable = $('div.form-managed-file :input.form-file').not($enabledFields).not(':disabled'); $fieldsToTemporarilyDisable.attr('disabled', 'disabled'); setTimeout(function (){ $fieldsToTemporarilyDisable.attr('disabled', false); }, 1000); }; /** * Add progress bar support if possible. */ Drupal.file.progressBar = function (event) { var clickedButton = this; var $progressId = $(clickedButton).closest('div.form-managed-file').find(':input.file-progress'); if ($progressId.length) { var originalName = $progressId.attr('name'); // Replace the name with the required identifier. $progressId.attr('name', originalName.match(/APC_UPLOAD_PROGRESS|UPLOAD_IDENTIFIER/)[0]); // Restore the original name after the upload begins. setTimeout(function () { $progressId.attr('name', originalName); }, 1000); } // Show the progress bar if the upload takes longer than half a second. setTimeout(function () { $(clickedButton).closest('div.form-managed-file').find('div.ajax-progress-bar').slideDown(); }, 500); }; /** * Styling invalid file extension error message (Issue #2331595 by NetTantra). */ Drupal.file.validateExtension = function (event) { // Remove any previous errors. $('.file-upload-js-error').remove(); // Add client side validation for the input[type=file]. var extensionPattern = event.data.extensions.replace(/,\s*/g, '|'); if (extensionPattern.length > 1 && this.value.length > 0) { var acceptableMatch = new RegExp('\\.(' + extensionPattern + ')$', 'gi'); if (!acceptableMatch.test(this.value)) { var error = Drupal.t("The selected file %filename cannot be uploaded. Only files with the following extensions are allowed: %extensions.", { // According to the specifications of HTML5, a file upload control // should not reveal the real local path to the file that a user // has selected. Some web browsers implement this restriction by // replacing the local path with "C:\fakepath\", which can cause // confusion by leaving the user thinking perhaps Drupal could not // find the file because it messed up the file path. To avoid this // confusion, therefore, we strip out the bogus fakepath string. '%filename': this.value.replace('C:\\fakepath\\', ''), '%extensions': extensionPattern.replace(/\|/g, ', ') }); $(this).closest('div.form-managed-file').parents('.form-item').first().prepend(''); this.value = ''; return false; } } }; } })(jQuery);