http://ajaxuploader.com/Demo/multiple-files-upload.aspx 

 

Method:

 

1. Use Firefox, running Firebug extension

    1. Open Firebug, and goto HTML tab, sub tab NET, or whatever it takes to see the http request beging transferred.

2. Upload a large file from sample page http://ajaxuploader.com/Demo/multiple-files-upload.aspx 

3. Cancel upload before completion ( near beginning so you have time to see what I mean )

 

Result:

 

1. POST multiple-files-upload.aspx.... continue to transfer all of the file, despite being cancelled.

 

This is a major issue.

 

Is there a fix, or something I need to do to prevent cancelled uploads being transferred after the cancel event?

 

My .aspx code ( although there is more to the code behind vb.net ):

 

<AjaxUploader:UploadAttachments ID="UploadAttachments1" runat="server" 
    RemoveButtonBehavior="Delete"
    ManualStartUpload="True"
    InsertText="Browse Files"
    ActionButtonBehavior="None"
    ShowCheckBoxes="False"
    ShowFileIcons="False"
    ShowRemoveButtons="False"
    TableHeaderTemplate="&lt;td nowrap='nowrap'&gt;&lt;/td&gt;&lt;td&gt;Uploaded Files&lt;/td&gt;"
    CancelAllMsg="Remove All" ProgressPanelWidth="610">
    <HeaderRowStyle Font-Bold="True" Width="100%" />
    <TableStyle CssClass="AjaxUploaderAttachmentsTable" Width="100%" />
</AjaxUploader:UploadAttachments>

 

 

Regards,

 

Al Pieroway

 

 

Al Pieroway,

 

Thank you .

 

We have confirmed silverlight mode has this problem.

We will fix it as soon as possible.

 

Do you also have silverlight installed ?

this page can test each mode.

 

Regards,

Terry

while i think i do have silverlight installed in my development environment, it is not something we use explicitly.   but, having it there does allow ajax uploader to use it, i guess.

 

until you fix it, i may be best to switch to the flash method.  ( iframe is just not acceptable )

 

my understanding is that UploadType="Flash"  will force the uploader to use flash to transfer files, but i seem to loose the ability to select multiple files in the file browser.  any ideas on why that is?

 

al

the Flash mode means only use Flash , if the browser does not install the Flash , it would prompt the user to install it.

 

You can also use Auto mode, and disable the silverlight by this way:

 

uploader.SetAdvancedOption(UploaderAdvancedOption.NoSilverlight, "true");

 

Regards,

Terry