ng-accept does not work with comma separated wildcard and multiple files

[soerface]

According to the docs, ng-accept accepts a comma separated list of file extensions:

ng-accept="'.pdf,.jpg'|validate($file)" // function or comma separated wildcard to filter files allowed

It does work, but using this syntax does not allow multiple file uploads anymore. Steps to reproduce:

• Go to https://angular-file-upload.appspot.com/
• In the "Play with attributes" section, enable ng-multiple
• As ng-accept value, enter .jpg,.png
• Drag and drop multiple files into the box. It will only upload one of them, the other ones are not even displayed as “rejected”. The filter rule itself is working (only png and jpg allowed).

Tested with Chromium Version 41.0.2272.76 Ubuntu 14.04 (64-bit) and Firefox 37.0

[danialfarid]

you meed to set ng-multiple to true.

[soerface]

I did checked that box, see step 2 in my list. Just changing the ng-accept value back to image/* makes it work again.

[danialfarid]

Fixed in version 3.3.0

[gottfrois]

It's working for drag and drop but not when selecting files from the input button. Looking at the web console there is a parse error showing up: http://jsfiddle.net/mut7cevm/1/

[danialfarid]

ng-accept="'.txt'"

[gottfrois]

oh man sorry about that