Re: Legitimate way to allow uploading of folders

You can use zip folder for that.

On Jun 22, 2017 8:35 PM, "ranvir singh" <ranvir.singh1114@gmail.com> wrote:

Hell there,

I am an intermediate user of Django and have been using this since last summer. Recently I encountered a situation in which I wanted to make an app which allows the user to upload a folder. I have already set up the views and template and it is working for a single file. I know there is documentation to make it work for multiple files, but by surfing the internet I wasn't able to find a good method to upload directories through a single field. 

I did find some solutions which asked to add some JavaScript code or something. I want to know is that, Is there some legitimate way to do this?

Thank you for your contributions.

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