HTML5 File API readAsBinaryString reads files as much larger, different than files on disk?

This is probably because you're reading the file as a binary string and constructing the multipart/form-data request manually. For one, you don't need to use FileReader Since you just want to send the content, try using xhr. Send(File) or xhr.

Send(FormData) The latter constructs and sends a multipart/form-data for you.

This is probably because you're reading the file as a binary string and constructing the multipart/form-data request manually. For one, you don't need to use FileReader. Since you just want to send the content, try using xhr.

Send(File) or xhr. Send(FormData). The latter constructs and sends a multipart/form-data for you: function uploadFiles(url, files) { var formData = new FormData(); for (var I = 0, file; file = filesi; ++i) { formData.

Append(file. Name, file); } var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest(); xhr. Open('POST', url, true); xhr.

Onload = function(e) { ... }; xhr. Send(formData); // multipart/form-data } document. QuerySelector('inputtype="file"').

Onchange = function(e) { uploadFiles('/server', this. Files); }.

That works great, thanks a lot! – obrienmd May 28 at 15:08 I never knew about the FormData API! Thanks :D – Ryan Nov 17 at 16:46.

This is probably because you're reading the file as a binary string and constructing the multipart/form-data request manually. For one, you don't need to use FileReader . Since you just want to send the content, try using xhr.

Send(File) or xhr. Send(FormData) . The latter constructs and sends a multipart/form-data for you.

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