Hi,   If the firefox does not install the Flash/Silverlight , the uploader will use IFrame to upload the file.   That requires the user click the button again. the gmail.com does the same thing.   Regards, Terry  

The button is enabled. When I ''click'' the button, nothing happens. I dont notice any errors either.   I will send you details regarding the test page via PM.

It appears to be a browser and/or firewall issue.  I'll let you all know if I find anything out on our end.   Thanks again for all your support.

Is there a way to programmatically set the upload folder?  I would like for each of my users to upload to their own folder, but I don't want to set up a different Security config file for everyone.  Is this possible?

Using version 3.0, ASP versionworks fine with Windows 2000but error when using Windows 2003it can upload images but the file cannot be displayed. Also, flash file is still having the same error.have already set the upload size limit in Windows 2003. 

I need to set up diffrent companies to have diffrent permisions and I want to avoid having 100+ files Is their a way to have these be dynamic values:   MaxImageSize MaxMediaSize MaxFlashSize MaxDocumentSize MaxTemplateSize ImageGalleryPath MediaGalleryPath FlashGalleryPath TemplateGalleryPath FilesGalleryPath   the ...

I believe I don't tell you well... I show it with pictures beacuse to explain well is hard to me. I go to my page to upload images. I click the button to select my files.I select the file and it's started to upload to the server. After the upload the file, and thanks my javascript, apears a little <div> with a  <form>, ...

Give me pls link for last version, I have this: http://phpfileuploader.com/download/phpfileuploader.zip   http://www.papricka.cz/form-customui.php source: ...<img id=''uploadbutton'' style='cursor:pointer;' title=''Upload File'' alt=''Upload File''  src=''http://phpfileuploader.com/images/upload.png'' /> ... FF 3.6 Fine? ...

I'm getting this error when I try to upload.  Do I need to change the permissions for the upload directory?  If so, how do I do this? In IIS? 

This helps all except the upload process.  Is there a way to specify a different upload directory that is outside the appliation directory?  Is there any help for that?