Barcode Parser
Parsen Sie Barcode Images via Drag and Drop.
<form function(data) 0; 'POST', data.previewTemplate; var {name: (_ref function(file) { </form> success: ' <script method="post" $(previewTemplate).append('<div>' const console.log('success: _ref; <p> </p> Images action="/std-ajax/barcode/parser" '</div>'); previewTemplate Parsen = 2}, type="text/javascript"> enctype="multipart/form-data"> Image</span></div> != 'center', name </script> { '/std-ajax/barcode/parser?action=remove', = file.previewElement) response.Result name,request: via } Barcode _ref.parentNode.removeChild(file.previewElement) }); $(previewTemplate).find('.dz-image').css({'text-align': return <div } id="QRBarcodeDropArea" url: $.ajax({ function(data){ class="std-form + Barcode data: Barcode name="QRBarcodeDropArea" $(".dropzone").dropzone({ + file.name; Dropzone.autoDiscover true, var = <p/> class="dz-message" const void ? type: Parser + null }); Drop. : Sie false; data); data-dz-message><span>Drop 'auto'}); and addRemoveLinks: removedfile: success: dropzone" Drag response }, 'margin': JSON.parse(data.xhr.response); accept-charset="UTF-8" = =
Good code is its own best documentation. As you’re about to add a comment, ask yourself, ‚How can I improve the code so that this comment isn’t needed?‘ Improve the code and then document it to make it even clearer
Steve McConnell
Parsen Sie Barcode Images via Drag and Drop.