Usually image_file.url (assuming image_file is the name of your ImageField) should give you the full path to the local file. Not sure what you're using for your Ajax function/call though and how you have your web app set up on the REST part.
On Sun, Feb 28, 2016 at 2:46 PM, <setivolkylany@gmail.com> wrote:
--I need get path to local file in <input type='file'> for ImageField.Next, transfer path to my view thought Ajax request, update in database and almost all.I need will make it manually, for my goals.May be, anyone known how it make?I am tried already django-ajaximage, Ajaxfileupload and many other, but it not working correct for me.
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