Hi,  Withough URL rewriting, the component on my page works absolutely fine. However I'm having problems when I use URL rewriting.Here's my rule :         <rule name=''rewrite uploader.aspx''>             <match url=''^myaccount/uploader$'' ...

Just curious ... It looks like there's lots of people reading htis thread ... has anyone tried either of the test uploaders above? If you can post your results it would be appreciated ...  As it is, I think I'm going to have to find a different uplaoder cause I'm getting some very grumpy members  ... is the ajax uploader likely ...

I'm not sure if the thread you linked really describes the same issue. It is true that client certificates use a kind of windows authentication. However I don't know if it is the same problem.   Our problems don't really freeze the browsers we tested (IE/FF). Silverligth and Flash just throw errors and the uploader continues the queue until ...

Hi mobbsie,   new version and new license  download: http://ajaxuploader.com/download/Ajax-Uploader.zip   Regards,   ken

Hi gogowater,   The uploader functions are based on .net framework 2.0+. So must use it with 2.0+ framework.   Regards,   Ken 

Dear greggs,   PHP File Uploader is designed to work with up to 2GB files. The reason for the limit is simple - current browsers does not support upload of bigger files than 2GB over internet and IIS also accepts only 2GB files.   Please refer to the following code and set the MaxSizeKB to ...

Hi MikeJuri,   Got this issue because the uploader gets the wrong path of the resource files. Please try the way below, it will fix this issue.   1. open file \phpuploader\include_phpuploader.php 2. find section below $cd=dirname($this->GetWebPath(__FILE__)); 3. change it ...

Hey Eric,    We've had another user contact our helpdesk with the same issue.  We offered uninstalling Silverlight as a workaround and his IE started working but in both cases their Firefox no longer worked.  Both were running Firefox 4.0.1.  Here in our office Firefox 4.0.1 works fine with the ...

Hi leovietnam,   Please download the full demo package http://ajaxuploader.com/download/Ajax-Uploader.zip   Then you will find the mvc example in it.   The mvc example(mvc3_cs_razor) has a page name  Start_uploading_manually.cshtml, it shows you how to upload the file manually.   Regards,   Ken

Hi,   Only version 4 support drag and drop function, and it can not achieve your requirement too, sorry for your inconvenience.   Regards,   Ken