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How to obtain uploaded image information (temporarily save path, name, size) through js and then pass it to the backend through ajax_javascript skills

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Project requirements: How to obtain the uploaded image information (temporary saving path, name, size) through js and then pass it to the backend through ajax

The subject uses jquery to receive

<input name="c_pic" id="c_pic" type="file" class="file">

The method used is:

var input = document.getElementById("c_pic");
input.addEventListener('change',readFile,false);
function readFile(){ 
var file = this.files[0]; 
}

The subject wants to use the ajax post method to transmit the relevant information of the uploaded image to the backend. The received file is an object file. How can I convert it into a data format that can be transmitted using post?

When I saw this topic, I thought it was not easy. I directly passed the file through JSON.stringify(file) (Note: stringify() is used to parse a string from an object). The code is as follows:

var input = document.getElementById("c_pic");
input.addEventListener('change',readFile,false);

function readFile(){ 
var file = this.files[0];
var file_json = JSON.stringify(file);
console.log(file_json); //打印出来是: {}
$.post('',file_json);
}

I found that what was printed was an empty object: {}; if you know anything about it, let me know, I would be grateful!

So I changed my mind and used the uploadfile plug-in or Baidu's webuploader. jQuery File Upload is a Jquery image upload component that supports multi-file upload, cancellation, deletion, thumbnail preview before upload, list display of image size, and support for uploading. Progress bar display; supports server-side development in various dynamic languages.
If it supports html5, you can use FormData Ajax to upload.

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