On 5/2/06, mark_judd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Though I can get FileReference.upload() talking to my server to get
files uploaded, what I'd like to do is get some sort of token returned
by the server that is the server-side identifier for that uploaded file.
None of the event handlers seem to return any server-side information.
I was hoping that (at least) the complete handler would allow me to
tap into the actual HTTP response so that I could pick up further
information.
Am I missing something in this API? Or is there a better design
pattern to use to get some server-side context back to the frontend?
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