john,   I think it's not a server issue. Most likely it's client side issue.   When you testing local and server, are you using the same browser?   Are you using AjaxUploader version 3.0?   Which version of .NET framework are you running on the server?   Can you try the following example and get back to ...

No, wait.  I spoke too soon.  It still isn't working for me.   Testing it with just...      <script type='text/javascript'></script>   ...was a detour.  It works just fine with that, but what I really need to be able to paste is something like ...

slegay,   Please check the following links:   Turbocharge Your ASP.NET Site With Amazon S3 (VB.NET)    A VB.NET version of code meant to accompany the video by the same title.   Scale up your Silverlight Application using Amazon S3    This sample application demonstrates how to integrate Amazon S3 ...

Hi fordonskontroll, It is the firefox browser limitation. By default, uploader will use Silverlight mode to upload. Next is flash and last is IFrame mode. Shows the browse button it mean that the uploader using the IFrame mode (if not silverlight and flash plug-in install will switch to IFrame ...

Hi, Newbie question: How to disable Silverlight? I found out that the syntax is uploader.SetAdvancedOption(UploaderAdvancedOption.NoSilverlight,''true'') My project is asp.net (vb.net) and  I don't know where to but code above? (web.config...?). Any examples? rgdstosa

John,   Now I guess that is an proxy/firewall issue.   Because for the silverlight XAP file, our server code do not provide header 'Content-Type' for it,   And the firewall may not allow the XAP to be downloaded , so the button keep disabled and waiting silverlight load.   We have add 'Content-Type' for it. Please try ...

Hi,   It's great that you have found a solution to fix it.     AjaxUploader adds the Flash/Silverlight support to let upload be more powerful.   In your case , I think because there must be a server error , and the the client can't catch the error in Flash mode.   So you can specify UploadType=''IFrame'' and try ...

I checked each mode with an 32 bit XP client and a 64 bit XP Client.   On my test i noticed following things: 1. The page loads really slowly on the 64 bit client. The 32 bit is much faster. 2. On 64 bit the flash uploader uploads with -200 Kb/s, but after the upload the page loads really slowly, and a client error occurs Line: ...

Im using the uploader in a <IFRAME> (not hidden tho, directly interacting with it), in firefox (3.6.3) and silverlight 3 >, I get a message saying I need to install silverlight. I have the latest build (3.0 20100414).

Hi chispa,   By default it should loads the html5 mode on your IE10. I think it gets problem of the html5 support with your ie so the control switch to flash mode automatically. Just need to ensure that your browser support one of the html5/silverlight/flash plug-in, then the multiple files select function will ...