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Yes, it will, as far as I know. That's a tangential discussion though. This article deals with the crippling of the native <input type="file"> element and Fil
by rnicholus 12y ago
Yes, it will, as far as I know. That's a tangential discussion though. This article deals with the crippling of the native <input type="file"> element and File API support in iOS.
- walterbell 12y agoIs that for web views embedded in apps? I can't recall mobile safari or any other app providing a file upload option in a browser view. I was hoping that extensions would enable this feature.
- rnicholus 12y agoSince iOS6, the <input type="file"> element has been supported, which allows the user to select a file or files from the underlying OS.
- walterbell 12y agoJust tried this in Safari on iOS7. That element enables choosing of a photo. To access a file from the underlying OS, do you need a jailbroken device?
- rnicholus 12y agoiOS doesn't really have a filesystem. You can only store photos and videos, which are accessible via an <input type="file">.