Hi obaid7400,   client side use vpn will work. If the pc has low network speed with vpn, then try increase your server side timeout setting. Regards, Ken 

Robert,   This feature is not supported. The current UI behaviour is be design. When uses clicks the button, selecte the file, the upload process starts right away.   We will provide more choices in the next major upgrade.

flyup2005, The trial version has full fucntions of Cute Editor. I gues this is a security issue. Make sure you grant the ASP.NET account write permissions to the target upload folder. Keep me posted.    

Hi sanjshah, Do you get the same issue on our demo http://aspuploader.com/demo/form-multiplefiles.asp? Can you select multiple files in this demo? Is your site online? If so, can you post the test page url? So I can check it for you. Regards, Ken

Currently you can get rid of this issue by this way:   override protected void OnLoad(EventArgs args) {     base.OnLoad(args);     Context.Items[typeof(CuteWebUI.UploadModule)]=true; }   Regards, Terry  

Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. :-( Never mind, I'll get back to you later if I ever find some reproducable steps to show you the issue.

if there are no other ideas I would recommend the pdf file repair tool, I think it is the easiest way

I put this code Trace.Write(''UPload Test'' + Context.Items[typeof(CuteWebUI.UploadModule)].ToString());in the UploadMultipleFiles.aspx.cs file and I get Object Reference Not set to an instance of an object. Thanks.  

How do I go about creating multiple upload controls on one page? Is it even possible with this solution? So, I can have it uploading to one directory on the top of my web page, and down on the bottom having a control that uploads somewhere else? Thanks. Regards,Apollyon

hi Kenneth,   Thank you very much for your reply and will to help. An e-mail was sent to the indicated e-mail address (mine is ameltei@gmail.com )   Best regards,