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Hi
I tried doing form uploads with connect-form, but I get this error:
``` javascript
Error: parser error, 0 of 1448 bytes parsed
at IncomingForm.write (/home/myuser/myproject/node_modules/conne…
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This won't solve the problem completely, but it would help.
Read more about this problem here:
http://www.ocert.org/advisories/ocert-2011-003.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2Cq3CLI6H8
The Soc…
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I tried the suggestion at connect.io side by deleting multipart/form-data and formidable is still not working at all.
I am using formidble 1.0.8. Below is from my NPM.
```
├── formidable@1.0.8 extr…
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Upgraded to node 0.6.4 and now form.parse is not working and does not throw an error.
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Tried the example upload.js and it worked fine. Then I created a very similar test with express and it hangs on upload. Any ideas?
express@2.5.1 ../node_modules/express
── mime@1.2.4
── qs@0.3.2
── …
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The pause() function of an incoming request doesn't immediately (or often ever) stop events being raised. This means that after an error in form parsing, the events keep coming and the callback can be…
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We needed to parse base64-encoded attachments, so we wrote a quick patch to formidable to handle 'em. It's a complete hack without any test cases, but I figured I'd throw it upstream anyway, in case s…
ghost updated
13 years ago
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Here is the node.js part, it's almost exactly the same as the demo on the github source page, I'm just using the express library to create the server
``` javascript
var formidable = require('formidab…
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I was having an issue where multiple form elements with the same name were not being saved correctly to 'fields' and 'files' objects that are passed to the IncomingForm#parse callback.
I created a pa…
sstur updated
13 years ago
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