nwn
So I was trying to learn how to do file uploads in Phoenix and I was googling how to do it. Everything points to this page (https://phoenixframework.org/docs/file-uploads) but it’s not there anymore. Which is fine for me since I can use archive.org but does anyone know where the file upload documentation actually is? It’s been pretty hard trying to figure out how to upload files without the documentation.
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jihantoro
yeah, just like that
patrickdm
There is a post about File Uploads in Phoenix website under Blog/Guides, which may help you.
riebeekn
You may also want to consider looking at the Arc package especially if you are planning to upload images. I threw together a simple sample of using it which I blogged about here; which might be helpful.
MrDoops
There’s a lot of ways to do uploads.Try also looking at:
file_input/3Sanjibukai
Hi,
The official blog seems to be redesigned…
And when I’m googling “phoenix file upload” that page appears first (but still broken):
https://www.phoenixframework.org/blog/file-uploads
And I didn’t think it was broken since a year