Can Not upload files from iPad to Content management sites?

Actually it took less than 5 minutes to prepare, install, and fully utilize both apps. I think the point is people want to be able to upload files via Safari and within email messages.

You can choose not to enable those features and continue to complain about the fact you don't have them or you accept the fact the iPad, off the shelf, needs some customization to meet your needs.

Either way you have a choice.

Soon the iPad will come off the shelf with these features just as it does today with several features previously only available to jailbreakers. Just a matter of time....

For me I'll enjoy the the couple of tweaks and let my MacBook sit on my desk. ;)

Oh, darnit. I catch your drift now about the apps. I'm not in a position to alter the device to create the solution, though.

Thank you, however. It was still informative, and as Philip mentions, hopefully Apple will eventually allow some apps through that provide this solution (or eventually revamp their iOS/Safari to achieve this.)

Appreciate the feedback, though. Certainly something for me to chew on when I think about making a purchase.

I'm afraid I cant't contribute more than ditto to your point. Email is not the problem. I'm trying to apply for jobs and am unable to "upload" my resume. I purchased Page which allowed me to create documents but still can't upload them.

Our iUploader app allows you to upload any file, pdfs, docs, excel spreadsheets. You can upload resumes and cover letters to careerbuilder or monster.com. You can also upload any file to dropbox, not just photos or videos.

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Hi Chris,

If the software is designed that way then it is an inefficient design, they are not able to consider even after selling iPad for years. This is a very basic need of an end user. In day to day life, it is very normal scenarios to upload files and resumes to job sites. If apple did not consider this basic needs of an end user in their design then it is a shame. Seriously, apple should consider this.

Thanks. Probably, it is a time to move on to Andriod devices. Though I don't know their limitations, but I understand that they will satisfy the basic requirements of a common user. I will send a message to my friends in the social network so that they will be aware of before buying the iPad and iPhone.

skshetty75 wrote:

Though I don't know their limitations, but I understand that they will satisfy the basic requirements of a common user.

So the common user is a job seeker wishing to post a resume on a website?

How do all these jobless people afford iPads/iPods/iPhones (and Android devices)?

Hope you are missing the scenario here. It is not only jobless people who search for jobs. Many job holders will also look for better jobs and change their jobs due to various reasons. the point here is, Apple is lacking in basic end user requirements of uploading the content and documents.

Philip Ayers wrote:

If you had made a more careful reading of this thread

You would have not made such an ignorant comment. But you aren't alone.

iCab doesn't work anymore. It use to but since iso 5 it no longer has that

capability. The big deal, you don't know what you're talking about.

Yes it will. I did it just this morning.

Philip Ayers wrote:

>>For images, it will pull from the iCab downloads folder, as well as the Photo app, directly from the camera, or from a >>web URL.

This statement is totally bogus!! If you can record it, prove it, and show me the link on Youtube. Thats easy enough. Else go away.

No, I'm not taking the time to post anything to YouTube. And my statements are accurate. And I'm not going anywhere.

If you aren't capable of using the device and the apps, perhaps you should sell it a purchase something that better suits your capabilities.