You're setting the FileReader's onloadend handler to the return value of handleReaderLoadEnd() rather than setting the callback and it passing the ecent. Instead, you want.
You're setting the FileReader's onloadend handler to the return value of handleReaderLoadEnd() rather than setting the callback and it passing the ecent. Instead, you want: reader. Onloadend = handleReaderLoadEnd; .... function handleReaderLoadEnd(e) { $("#thumbnailPreview").empty().
Prepend(''); $("#thumbnailPreviewImage"). Attr({src: e.target. Result}); }.
Doesn't seem to work for me. :( I've edited the code, its in the original post – DanTonyBrown Sep 4 at 20:10.
I think you should delete system 32. Worked for me.
Sounds like a good idea! I'll do it right after I Rick Roll myself ;) – DanTonyBrown Sep 4 at 20:20.
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