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jquery Programming Glossary: e.lengthcomputable

Possible to calculate how much data been loaded with AJAX?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10559264/possible-to-calculate-how-much-data-been-loaded-with-ajax

.ajax xhr function var xhr .ajaxSettings.xhr call the original function xhr.addEventListener 'progress' function e if e.lengthComputable var percentComplete e.loaded e.total Do something with download progress false return xhr Here's my initial solution...

upload multiple images with jquery ajax and process them with php

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15259632/upload-multiple-images-with-jquery-ajax-and-process-them-with-php

false Yes outside of the .ready space becouse this is a function not an event listner function progress e if e.lengthComputable this makes a nice fancy progress bar 'progress' .attr value e.loaded max e.total PHP processing side And for those who..

How can I upload files asynchronously with jQuery?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/166221/how-can-i-upload-files-asynchronously-with-jquery

contentType false processData false Now if you want to handle the progress. function progressHandlingFunction e if e.lengthComputable 'progress' .attr value e.loaded max e.total As you can see with HTML5 and some research file uploading not only becomes..

Accessing HTML 5 Video Progress Event with jQuery

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2994680/accessing-html-5-video-progress-event-with-jquery

'test vid' console.log v v.addEventListener 'progress' progress false function progress e console.log e.lengthComputable ' ' e.total ' ' e.loaded jQuery NO BUENO Undefined rendered in console var vid '#test vid' vid .bind progress function e.. Undefined rendered in console var vid '#test vid' vid .bind progress function e console.log e.total ' ' e.loaded ' ' e.lengthComputable Thanks in advance JN javascript jquery html5 html5 video share improve this question Why not just use 'video#test.. this question Why not just use 'video#test vid' .bind progress function e console.log e.total ' ' e.loaded ' ' e.lengthComputable This should work jQuery should bind the events Take a look here http stackoverflow.com questions 2954595 html5 video callbacks..