I found out why it still didn't work with the new DLL in Safari on Apple (and maybe this was the problem all along): I have the Ajax Uploader in a popup window, and in that popup window I have the following JavaScript ...

Hi, Iam on VPN environment and trying to upload a file with large size greater then 10 MB. Getting this error 'html5 the upload task is interrupted!' Your help will be great for me.Thanks 

Hi Adam (and Terry),   The new .dll has fixed the problem for us. In testing so far, all is well. Thank you very much.   There is one unrelated difference that I'd like to ask about. It seems that using the new .dll, the styling has changed on either the upload progress bar, or the text underneath, or both. Was this an intentional ...

cutechat:Hi,   Please try the Uploader.Upload method.   Regards, Terry  could you please show me how to use this method? i tried it i cant seem to get it to work thanks

Hi,   You can get the file info from event "FileUploaded" it will fire after file uploaded, so you can save the info in this event.   Regards,   Ken 

Hi,   We have fixed the IE11 issue, please download the latest build at http://ajaxuploader.com/download/Ajax-Uploader.zip  and try again.   Regards,   Ken     

Why don't you use a mature image uploading api,as mentioned above,"UploadProgressChanged" is not a part of DotNetGallery,so you may have to worked out the method by yourself.

Hi Ken,   on all of them i get the message ''file is changed!......'' what does that mean?   im using the PHP uploader not the ASP though.   cheers,   mis.  

Thanks Ken, I will try that.  But that solution is client-side only and I would prefer to implement some kind of server-side validation (as well). Is that possible?  

How much would it cost to have that feature implemented? I know this sounds crazy but I'm willing to pay money to have that feature added to my version of the Cute Editor.