Table of Contents
- Getting Started
- EO.Pdf
- EO.Web
- EO.WebBrowser
- EO.Wpf
- Common Topics
- Reference
- .NET API Reference
- JavaScript API Reference
- EO.Web
- EO.Web
- Objects
- AJAXPostedFile Object
- AJAXUploader Object
- Calendar Object
- Callback Object
- ColorPicker Object
- ComboBox Object
- Control Object
- Dialog Object
- Downloader Object
- EditableLabel Object
- Editor Object
- EventInfo Object
- FileExplorer Object
- FileExplorerHolder Object
- Floater Object
- Grid Object
- GridCell Object
- GridColumn Object
- GridItem Object
- ImageZoom Object
- ListBox Object
- ListBoxItem Object
- MaskedEdit Object
- MaskedEditSegment Object
- MenuItem Object
- MultiPage Object
- NavigationItem Object
- NavigationItemGroup Object
- Navigator Object
- NavigatorEventInfo Object
- ProgressBar Object
- RangeSlider Object
- Rating Object
- ScriptEvent Object
- Slide Object
- Slider Object
- SliderBase Object
- SpellChecker Object
- Splitter Object
- SplitterPane Object
- ToolBar Object
- ToolBarItem Object
- ToolTip Object
- TreeNode Object
- TreeView Object
- Global Functions
- Event Handlers
- EO.WebEngine
- EO.Web
browseFile Method |
Opens the browse file dialog.
Syntax
JavaScript
Editor.browseFile(srcElement, inputName, title, profile)
Parameters
- srcElement
- The DHTML element that triggers the call. In the context of an event handler, keyword this should be used.
- inputName
- The name of the input element to receive the file path.
- title
- The title of the dialog.
- profile
- Profile information. Value of this argument is appended as a query string variable with variable name "eo_editor_browseFile_profile" to the Url specified by FileExplorerUrl. For example, if FileExplorerUrl is "/Explorer.aspx" and profile is "image", Url "/Explorer.aspx?eo_editor_browseFile_profile=image" will be called to display the dialog. The file explorer page should interpret this variable and configure its FileExplorer control accordingly.
See Also