File

Basic #

This is the most basic usage of RegateFile. 

Regate.RegateFile.init({
  id: 'basic-example',
  name: 'MagazineCover',
})
@Html.Raw(RegateFile.Build("MagazineCover"))

Value #

With value property you can set an initial value for your input. 

Regate.RegateFile.init({
  id: 'value-example',
  name: 'MagazineCover',
  value: 'magazine.pdf',
})
@Html.Raw(RegateFile.Build("MagazineCover", "magazine.pdf"))

Required #

You can required your field with isRequired property. 

Regate.RegateFile.init({
  id: 'required-example',
  name: 'MagazineCover',
  isRequired: true,
})
@Html.Raw(RegateFile.Build("MagazineCover", isRequired: true))

Uploader #

You can set the URL of your uploader via uploaderUrl property. 

Regate.RegateFile.init({
  id: 'uploader-example',
  name: 'MagazineCover',
  uploaderUrl: '/some/uploader/',
})
@Html.Raw(RegateFile.Build("MagazineCover", uploaderUrl: "/some/uploader/"))

Repository #

You can set the URL of your repository via repositoryUrl property. 

Regate.RegateFile.init({
  id: 'repository-example',
  name: 'MagazineCover',
  repositoryUrl: '/some/repository/',
})
@Html.Raw(RegateFile.Build("MagazineCover", repositoryUrl: "/some/repository/"))