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multi-file-upload problems: localhost demo not working, silverlight reference issue

Last post 08-25-2011, 6:04 AM by Jayesh Goyani. 3 replies.
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  •  07-14-2009, 9:30 AM 53958

    multi-file-upload problems: localhost demo not working, silverlight reference issue

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    Hi All
    First off love the demos on the site, and I am particularly interested in the fifth demo which is selecting multiple files and  and uploading it google style.

    On the site the faq mentioned,  "No, Ajax Uploader is completely self contained and require no outside plug-in's or add-ons"
    While inspecting the multi file uploader demo page (http://ajaxuploader.com/Demo/multiple-files-upload.aspx) with firebug,  there is a reference to <object height="32" width="183" type="application/x-silverlight-2" data="data:application/x-silverlight," style="opacity: 0.01;
    width: 183px; height: 32px;">" a silverlight object.
     
    Is there a dependency on multi-files-upload with silverlight/flash or does it work on machines with no silverlight installed?
     
    Thanks
     
     
     
    WAS: I have downloaded the ajaxuploader.zip file and set it up as per instructions on,localhost with IIS6, when navigating to the  demo.htm page locally, I only see links to demo 9,10,11 (advanced demos) and do not see a link to the first set of basic demos which are available on the sites demo page.(http://ajaxuploader.com/Demo/default.aspx)
    SOLVED:  This runs well, found this in the "Framework 2.0-VB-MicrosoftAjax" folder, the folder previously configured was "AdvancedCS20-MicrosoftAjax"

  •  07-14-2009, 11:11 AM 53961 in reply to 53958

    Re: multi-file-upload problems: localhost demo not working, silverlight reference issue

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    1. You are using the advanced examples. You should check the basic examples.
    2.
    •  If Ajax Uploader detects SilverLight is installed on your PC, It will use the SilverLight solution.
    •  If Ajax Uploader detects Flash is installed on your PC, It will use the Flash solution.
    •  If Ajax Uploader detects Iframe is supported on your Browser, It will use the Iframe solution. 
    • Ajax Uploader will render as default ASP.NET upload control. 

    You can disable the flash and silverlight by code.

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  •  08-26-2009, 9:54 AM 55068 in reply to 53961

    Re: multi-file-upload problems: localhost demo not working, silverlight reference issue

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    The original poster asked:
    Is there a dependency on multi-files-upload with silverlight/flash or does it work on machines with no silverlight installed?
     
    I assume the answer is:
    Yes, there is. For selecting multiple files at once, silverlight OR flash is required. Without Silverlight and Flash, there is no way to select multiple files at once.
     
    I think the FAQ should be updated to include this information, these two statements are not exactly accurate when put together:
    - "No, Ajax Uploader is completely self contained and require no outside plug-in's or add-ons" (From FAQ)
    - "Ajax Uploader allows you to select and upload multiple files at once rather than having to select and upload each file individually. " (From Top Features and Benefits, front page)
     
    This aside, Ajax Uploader seems to be a great product. Not much to do about browser limitations.
     
    Thank you.
     
    /Jan
     

  •  08-25-2011, 6:04 AM 69816 in reply to 53961

    Re: multi-file-upload problems: localhost demo not working, silverlight reference issue

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    Thanks a lot.
     
    Jayesh Goyani
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