Input type="file" take a photo option
Solution 1
Tried adding capture
attribute to input
element ?
<input type="file" accept="image/*;capture=camera">
See Polyfill file input with accept capture (using getUserMedia to capture?) , Capturing Audio & Video in HTML5
Solution 2
I'm wondering why camera/select-file behavior differs between the same browser on different platforms (Android Chrome vs iPhone Chrome)?
Chrome on iOS is actually just a wrapper around Webkit, Safari's rendering engine.
on iPhone
Modernizr.getusermedia === false
, but on<input type="file" />
menu Chrome/Safari propose me to make a photo/video.
Those are two different APIs. getUserMedia is a complex JavaScript API not implemented by Safari, while <input type="file" accept="image/*"/>
is a very simple HTML5 API.
VB_
Updated on June 05, 2022Comments
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VB_ almost 2 years
I'm wondering why camera/select-file behavior differs not only between browsers (Chrome, Safari), but also between the same browser on different platforms (Android Chrome vs iPhone Chrome)?
Modernizr.getusermedia
returnstrue
for Chrome on Android, butfalse
for Chrome on iPhone.Problem: on iPhone
Modernizr.getusermedia === false
, but on<input type="file" />
menu Chrome/Safari propose me to make a photo/video.Question: is there any way to take under JavaScript control that behaviour?