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Catching upload errors

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Jörg

I am using jQuery with unsigned_cloudinary_upload.

On my upload preset (on the server) I only allow certain image formats.

When I upload a txt file for example, I get an AJAX 400 error.

Is there a way to catch this event? The same I say trap the cloudinarydone event on the upload form? The fileuploadfail event does not fire. There isn't any documentation that details all possible events I can catch ... I've tried cloudinaryerror, fileuploaderror etc ...

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    Shirly Manor

    Hi Jorg,

    In order to catch the error, you can catch `cloudinaryfail`. For example:
    $(function() {

    $(function() {
    $('.upload_field').unsigned_cloudinary_upload("UPLOAD_PRESET",{cloud_name:'<CLOUD_NAME>'})
    .on("cloudinaryfail", function(e,data){
    console.log("error! ", data.jqXHR.responseText);
    });
    });

     

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