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Added error callback for fileupload, added configurations for more fexibility on server implementation #502
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feat: Added option for personalization of input name and server response fix: Fix serialization when images not fully uploaded
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feat: Added option for personalization of input name and server response on image upload
fix: Fix serialization when images not fully uploaded
feat: Added error callback
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Added option for personalization of input name and server response on image upload
Fix serialization when images not fully uploaded (removed images that has src starts with blob)
Added error callback for fileupload
Added support for chunk fileupload
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