How to make use of it:

1. Load the wanted jQuery and Bootstrap framework within the doc.

<link rel="stylesheet" href="/path/to/cdn/bootstrap.min.css" />
<script src="/path/to/cdn/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script src="/path/to/cdn/bootstrap.min.js"></script>

2. Create an empty container for the file uploader.

<div id="uploader"></div>

3. Download the plugin and insert the 5x5jqpi.min.js after jQuery.

<script src="./dist/5x5jqpi.min.js"></script>

4. Initialize the file uploader and decide the destination to which the files must be sent.

$("#uploader").initUploader({
  destination:'/path/to/server/',
  destinationParams: {
    // uploader parameters here
  }
});

5. Determine whether to allow the user to outline customized descriptions for every file.

$("#uploader").initUploader({
  showDescription: true
});

6. Set the utmost variety of files allowed to add at a time.

$("#uploader").initUploader({
  fileLimit: 10
});

7. Set the utmost file size.

$("#uploader").initUploader({
  sizeLimit: 1000 // 1G
});

8. Create customized file types in a JS object.

$("#uploader").initUploader({
  selectOpts: {
    one: '1',
    two: '2',
    three: '3'
  },
});

9. Execute a callback after the files have been uploaded.

$("#uploader").initUploader({
  postFn: $.noop
});

Advanced Drag’n’drop File Uploader, 5x5_jq_uploader Plugin/Github

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