How can I get a ‘progress’ event from my AngularJS $http POST request that is uploading an image? Is it possible to do this client-side, or do I need the server to report the progress as it receives the data?
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How can I get a ‘progress’ event from my AngularJS $http POST request that is uploading an image? Is it possible to do this client-side, or do I need the server to report the progress as it receives the data?
I don’t think $http.post() can be used for this.
As for client-side, it should work with an HTML5 browser, but you’ll probably have to create your own XMLHttpRequest object and
onprogresslistener. See AngularJS: tracking status of each file being uploaded simultaneously for ideas.