JImageUpload 2.0 Java script

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JImageUpload is a JFileUpload add-on that allows to preview images before upload. JImageUpload is a JFileUpload add-on that allows to preview images before upload. End-user can select many images from a file chooser or through drag and drop. It works on the top of JFileUpload (Java applet) so images can be uploaded either to a web server or a ftp server.JImageUpload includes all main features of JFileUpload (on-fly compression, resume, redirect after upload, large upload, cross browsers support and more). However, the frontend is quite different and provides the following: - Fast image preview. - Add images with drag & drop or File chooser dialog. - Remove image. - JPEG, GIF, PNG image formats support. - Rotate image. - Upload selected images. - Transfer progress bar with cancel button - Grid and lines layout. - Customizable UI (Tooltips, alignment, colors, buttons)
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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