Aurigma Image Uploader is a component for web developers who want to a fast, convenient and modern-looking content upload solution for their web site. Image Uploader enables site users to select multiple files and/or folders and upload with a single click. A progress bar is displayed to indicate upload progress. The uploader is supplied with an ASP.NET control for Visual Studio for quick and easy visual integration into your web project. This provides a great advantage to ASP.NET developers. You can read more about the control usage in the online help article. Image Uploader can save web server inbound traffic and reduce server load by performing image resize on the client computers, before uploading. The uploader is able to watermark images and ZIP-compress files client-side. Also, it’s able to retrieve such metadata as GPS location, date and time, etc. from images. Uploads are done in POST requests, so you won’t need an FTP server. You can upload to your web server and immediately display uploaded content in a gallery. Uploads to cloud storages (Amazon S3, Nirvanix) are supported. Image Uploader can be AJAX-driven. You can place the uploader on the same page as your image gallery. You can dynamically update the gallery to show the images (or their thumbnails) that have been already uploaded, while the upload of remaining items is still in progress. It works with any web server platform and in any modern web browser. It is easy to integrate and configure. For solutions developed in ASP.NET, WYSIWYG integration in Visual Studio is possible. For PHP there is a rich class library. Image Uploader has detailed documentation with free samples. Image Uploader is easily customizable and localizable. Locales can be switched on-the-fly. The uploader layout can be changed for end user convenience: buttons and panels enabled/removed, custom images displayed on buttons, captions can be edited. Small controls can be displayed directly on image thumbnails to allow users to rotate and delete images. The uploader can show quality meter to indicate whether the image can be printed in decent quality. The web site master can specify the file types permitted for upload. Maximum and minimum upload size for a session or for each file can be specified. Also, uploaded image dimensions can be restricted. |