#ACRestUpload

Salesforce multiple file upload with progress bars.

##Features

• Drag and drop uploads
• Progress bar on upload
• Multiple files simultaneously
• 50MB Limit (rather than apex:inputFile 10MB limit)
• Automatic fallback for old browsers
• Configurable

##Installation

1. Copy the files within ./package/ into the respective folders in your project.
2. Upload the static resource to your org. --* 1. Log into Salesforce --* 2. Go into Setup->Static Resources --* 3. Click New --* 4. Enter 'ACRestUpload' for the name, choose ./package/staticresources/ACRestUpload.zip for the File. --* 5. Click Save
3. Add your org's subdomain to your remote site settings. --* 1. Go to Setup->Remote Site Settings --* 2. Click New Remote Site --* 3. Enter 'ACRestUpload' for Site Name, and the base of your orgs URL (ex: https://cs11.salesforce.com) in Remote Site URL. --* 4. Click Save

##Example See ACRestUploadExample.page for an example of usage

##Configuration ACRestUploader.prepareUpload({finishedCallback: 'uploadFinished', data: {entityId: parentId, entityType: type}}, forceFallback: false, manualUpload: true, uploadLimit: 10);

forceFallback - Forces the fallback version of the uploader, regardless of browser compatibility. manualUpload - Does not start uploads immediately, requires you to call ACRestUploader.startManualUpload(); uploadLimit - Sets a limit to the number of files that can be uploaded, defaults to 999.

Note: if you need multiple uploaders on one page you may use <c:ACRestUpload name="Uploader2"/>, where Uploader2 is the javascript object name for use with that uploader.

##Callbacks finishedCallback - When all files have completely uploaded. fileUploadCallback - When a single file has uploaded.

##Sample usage

• Include the component and set the base URL of your instance <c:ACRestUpload instanceUrl="https://na15.salesforce.com"/>

• Initialize it with any data you want passed to ContentUploadHandler ACRestUploader.prepareUpload({finishedCallback: 'uploadFinished', data: {entityId: parentId, entityType: type}});

In this scenario, two values are passed in the data parameter. EntityId and entityType will both be accessible inside the ContentUploadHandler class.

See the example upload page 'UploadTestPage.page' for further examples.

#Build Static Resources

You could just zip the files in ./src/ then upload those to static resources.

However, this project also utilizes Grunt for automated packaging and deployment. With Node.js installed, setup the Grunt command line tool by running: sudo npm install -g grunt-cli

Then simply run npm install from the command line while inside the root directory of the plugin. This will install Grunt and all necessary grunt plugins.

Once that finishes, run grunt to minify and zip the project for use as a SalesForce static resource (./package/staticresources/).