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# Send files with JavaScript

Sending files with JavaScript is a bit more complicated, that's why we're going to use the open source library [Dropzone](https://github.com/dropzone/dropzone) in this example.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Dropzone Plus** and the JavaScript library **Dropzone** are completely independent. you can always use one without the other. Feel free to use any client side library you want to submit your data.
{% endhint %}

We will soon provide more examples here, but in the meantime you can look at a usual setup with Dropzone in the official [Dropzone Tutorials Documentation](https://docs.dropzone.dev/configuration/tutorials/combine-form-data-with-files). Just make sure you update the target `action` with the URL you get from Dropzone Plus, and add your website to the Allowed Domains in the settings.


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