Unable to upload via phone

[Ma Zl]

Hi there,
Greetings.

It seems mobile upload is unavailable in SMF 2.1 RC2.
It seems you just considered the drag'and'drop method,instead of plain upload..... ,As it seems that on SMF 2.0.x works correctly....

In the photo,when I clicked add files,nothing happened.

Personally I hate recaptcha as it is not accessible in China..... 

[SychO]

I can't reproduce the issue, what browser are you using ?

[Ma Zl]

I can't reproduce the issue, what browser are you using ?

HUAWEI  MT7-TL10,using its bulit-in browser.
IT SAYS:
No applications can perform this action.（没有应用可以执行此操作）

When using X browser(com.mmbox.xbrowser),no actions performed.However,other upload sites work correctly.

When using Firefox,it works.

[SychO]

that doesn't really sound like an issue with SMF, more like an issue with your mobile

[m4z]

Do you have any "File Manager" app (f.e. "Total Commander") installed?

[Ma Zl]

Do you have any "File Manager" app (f.e. "Total Commander") installed?

NO...BUT SOME BROWSERS CAN LIFT THIS JOB....
BUT in 2.0.15 all browsers can do it.

[Sesquipedalian]

I can't reproduce the issue, what browser are you using ?

HUAWEI  MT7-TL10,using its bulit-in browser.
IT SAYS:
No applications can perform this action.（没有应用可以执行此操作）

When using X browser(com.mmbox.xbrowser),no actions performed.However,other upload sites work correctly.

When using Firefox,it works.

SMF 2.0.x uses only the basic file upload method defined in HTML, while SMF 2.1 uses the DropzoneJS library. DropzoneJS automatically falls back to the basic method on browsers that don't support the necessary JavaScript functions and HTML5 APIs. If that fallback isn't being shown to you, then something is messed up with your phone's browser—as demonstrated by the fact that it works correctly when you test on other browsers.

[Sesquipedalian]

I just took a look, and although the core functionality is indeed working as expected, I did find some glitches in the attachments upload UI that I think might have caused some confusion for users whose browsers don't support the modern upload system. In particular, the JavaScript-based "Add Files" button was not being hidden correctly on unsupported browsers, with the result that both it and the fallback file input button were being shown. In this situation, if the user clicked on the JavaScript-based "Add Files" button, nothing would happen. If the user didn't notice the fallback button, then it would appear that there was no way to upload files.

I've now submitted a fix for this UI problem in https://github.com/SimpleMachines/SMF2.1/pull/5677.