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Hello I am new to JavaScript. I have looked through other posts but I cannot resolve my issue.
Earlier I was attempting to play around with the following script found here (How to read text file in JavaScript).I got it working successfully SEVERAL times:
While testing this script, all of a sudden it stopped working! I have assured that my content blockers are disabled and javascript is enabled on my web browsers. I am not sure if I locked up my web browsers ability to use javascript while using this XMLHTTPREQUEST or possibly overloaded it. I even tried inserting a reader.abort() function to possibly close the request if it was still open somehow. I tried inserting alert() functions to troubleshoot that did not work. I tried restarting my computer that did not work. I am using a MAC and have tried the latest versions of Firefox, Chrome, and Safari which all do not work with javascript now.
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It is so bad that I CAN'T even get this simple javascript example to work.
PLEASE HELP! I don't know what I did or how to fix the issue.
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Above script works only if you're loading the text file from a server. Make sure the file is located in the same place as your html file on the server and load the page with your server address. Most likely thing you're doing wrong is you're trying to access client's file. It doesn't work because that will be HUGE security breach, only the client can send you a file to read (If that is your intended purpose, then I advise you to use FileReader, example code can be found here).
About your second script, you're using “ instead of '.
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I have the path to a file i want to send to a rest webservice the server. I am using the xmlhttprequest object. The post is as follows:
The data i want to send is on the client local disk. I want to use the get method for it :
The file:// does not work. If i put my file within the client directory and remove the file:/// then i can at least see xmlhttprequest open and give status 200 (i think ok!!). I read that for local file check status 0 instead of readystatus 4 so i did that but it still gives data variable as undefined and so the file does not go to the server. Initially when i had given the form action as my rest url it was uploading fine. Since I am not using html5 i cannot get the File object from the input type=file element. I want to use the xmlhttprequest object for this instead of the form element directly. Please help me with this problem with any suggestions or hintsKAvita
Even if i do the uploading using form submission how can i use the return value of the web service. Thats the reason I need to use xmlhttpRequest. If anyone can suggest how the return value from the action is used it will be great!!Kavita
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Historically, you can't query for local files from JavaScript (or shouldn't be allowed to, or something's odd). This would be a serious breach of security.
There are only a few circumstances where you can do this, but in general they involve specific security settings requiring to be set for your browser, to either lift the limitation or to notify the current page's execution process that that is is granted this exceptional right. This is for instance doable in Firefox by editing the properties. It's also commonly OK when developing browser extensions (for instance for Chrome or FF) if they request the file access permissions.
Another way to go around this limitation is to host a local web-server, and to declare virtual hosts on it to be able to do this sort of AJAX request to fetch local files. It's quite common for web-developers to resort to this trick (more like a standard, really) to have the benefits of local development but at the same time replicate a production system. You could for instance use a lightweight web-server like Jetty.
(Another mean annoyance, that you seem to have encountered, is that some browsers - at least some relatively older FF versions, like 3.6.x - will sometimes return a positive error code like 200 when they requests are blocked according to their internal security policies. Al kafi in urdu. Can be pretty confusing for a while..).
Finally, the newer HTML5 APIs do provide some new constructs to access local files. Considering reading:
Other SO questions also provide additional pointers:
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I found an easy solution. You have to add '?application/xhtml+xml' behind your local url 'file:///.'.
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