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Adam,
It's difficult to post a simple file as the demo version of CuteWebUI:UploadPersistedFile using the AdvancedCS20 project is quite complex relying on a Master page, aspx page, a number of includes (which I asked the relevance of in my last post and still would like an answer too) as well as using an over complicated method of ...
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Also what is the supplied reference assembly SampleControls.dll? I notice that within the AdvancedCS20.Demo.master page that the following code references a DynamicPanel defined within SampleControls.dll, could you confirm what this control is and whether it is required for the AdvancedCS20 demo to work correctly as per my question above? ...
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I'm having real trouble getting the Ajax Uploader with all the persistedfile logic to integrate into my existing site. I have the following page / control hierarchy as discussed in this post http://cutesoft.net/forums/thread/37997.aspx
Site.Master
ContentPlaceHolder
ChildPage
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Right, I created a new page within my existing application called AjaxUploader.aspx and copied that code in, I still get the exact same issue, Internet Explorer has JavaScript errors and FireFox doesn't render the browse button on the initial partial page reload.
I thought it must be something to do with my references (as I have had to ...
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Adam,
Rather frustratingly I still can't get this working within my project. I am not generating the ASP.NET ScriptManager and UpdatePanel controls dynamically like within the InitAjaxPanel() method within the examples. My control hierarchy is as follows
Site.Master
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I found a solution. I
created a Visual Studio 2005 Web Application project and added all the files
supplied with the simple-upload (C#) sample, compiling this and running it the
Upload button event now fires correctly, displaying the browse button and label
correctly. My understanding of this is that if you run the samples in
isolation, ...
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hi,
I have downloaded AjaxUploader and finally managed to get it incorporated into my ASP.NET 3.5 application. However when using FireFox 2.0 I have to click on the ''Upload'' button twice to get the panel containing the browse button to display, further more it fires a number of JavaScript ''Object expected'' errors when I try it ...
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