Install file manager
Install on server
Debug manual
Changelog
Cloud storage
Amazon S3
Azure Blob
Multiple users
Stock images
API reference
open()
editAndUpload()
edit()
upload()
createImageFormats()
load()
isFlmngrLoaded()
isImgPenLoaded()
isLoaded()
getImageExtensions()
getNoCacheUrl()
selectUrls()
selectFiles()
Samples
Open file manager
Select image with a preview
Manage image gallery
Select multiple files
Browse a folder
Upload files
Upload images with rename hook
Open image editor
Custom image editing

Let user to specify local files from his computer

Flmngr.selectFiles

( { params } )

Opens a standard dialog of a browser where the user can specify a file or files from their computer for further use by your application.

This method does not open the standard File Manager dialog; instead, it opens just a simple file select dialog of a browser. Please note that this method should not be confused with the Flmngr.open({params}) method.

Then you can pass these files to the Flmngr.upload({params}) method to upload them to your server storage.

Code samples:

Parameters

  • isMultiple

    :
    boolean
    Premium feature

    Specify whether one or more files will be allowed to be selected.

    Default is false. Optional

  • acceptExtensions

    :
    string[]

    A list of file extensions that are allowed to be selected.

    For example, you can pass [".doc", ".docx"] if you only want to allow the selection of Microsoft Word documents. You can also specify allowed image extensions here.

    Note: Some legacy versions of browsers (especially their Linux versions) may ignore this parameter. So please double-check the file types selected by the user once you have received them.

    Default is null (all file extensions are allowed). Optional

  • onFinish

    :
    (files: File[])

    This callback will be called after the user successfully selectes some files or images. The files argument will contain an array of standard File entities of a browser.

    Please note that there is no onCancel callback available since browsers do not support it.