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  • Re: AjaxUploader does not remember the last used directory

    Hi Terry, We do not use https. We just tested the following demo page: http://ajaxuploader.com/Demo/select-multiple-files-upload.aspx and we have mixed results: From&nbsp;one computer, the last directory used is correctly remembered with both Firefox 3 and IE8. From another computer, the last directory used is correctly remembered with Firefox ...
    Posted to Ajax Uploader (Forum) by pierre on September 29, 2009
  • AjaxUploader does not remember the last used directory

    Hi, We have a problem with AjaxUploader not remembering the last used directory. We have reproduced this bug with both IE7 and IE8, and when connecting to a remote web application. When browsing the web app locally (&nbsp;http://localhost/.... ) then it remembers the last used directory. I did not find any post on the forum about his kind of ...
    Posted to Ajax Uploader (Forum) by pierre on September 29, 2009
  • Re: Detecting if a there is a license file

    CuteSoft people did not answer to that post, so I copy here the code I implemented in the case of someone would be interested: &nbsp; public bool AjaxUploaderLicenseFileExists() { &nbsp; // get the web application path &nbsp; string apppath = ...
    Posted to Ajax Uploader (Forum) by pierre on September 21, 2009
  • Detecting if a there is a license file

    Hi, I have copied the license file AjaxUploader.lic in a sub-folder ''AjaxUploader'' of my web application, and written the following key in the web.config: &lt;add key=''AjaxUploaderLicense'' value=''AjaxUploader/AjaxUploader.lic'' /&gt; and it works well. &nbsp; Now, if I delete the license file, I get an unhandled javascript exception ...
    Posted to Ajax Uploader (Forum) by pierre on September 17, 2009
  • Re: How to limit the total max size?

    Ok, thanks. I check the total file size inside the handler of the javascript ''select'' event of the UploadAttachments object. It has not been that straight forward because inside the ''select'' event handler, the parameter ''files'' contains only the files selected in the&nbsp;last ''Browse'' dialog opened, and it does not contain files ...
    Posted to Ajax Uploader (Forum) by pierre on September 15, 2009
  • Re: Browse button disabled when using Safari / Flash8

    Sorry, I was confused with the Integrated / Classic mode. Actually, I use IIS7.0 Integrated mode, but wherever I add the module configuration in Web.Info, the upload button is disabled when browsing my page with Safari.
    Posted to Ajax Uploader (Forum) by pierre on September 14, 2009
  • Re: Browse button disabled when using Safari / Flash8

    I just have tried, the button is always disabled :(... For info, we're using VisualStudio 2008 - Framework 3.1 SP1 and IIS7.0 So according to READ_ME.txt, i use the dll and lic files that are under Framework 2.0-Csharp and in my web.config I added the following entry in configuration/system.web/httpModules &lt;add ...
    Posted to Ajax Uploader (Forum) by pierre on September 14, 2009
  • Re: Browse button disabled when using Safari / Flash8

    Adam: select-multiple-files-upload.aspx is also included in the download package. They are same. From&nbsp;http://www.ajaxuploader.com/, I clicked the big yellow button ''Download now''. In the zip file downloaded, there is a file selecting-multiple-files.aspx, but there is no file select-multiple-files-upload.aspx. Adam: 1. Are you ...
    Posted to Ajax Uploader (Forum) by pierre on September 14, 2009
  • Browse button disabled when using Safari / Flash8

    Hi, We are looking for a multiple upload control and are evaluating AjaxUploader to see if it can match our needs. I have downloaded the demo from http://ajaxuploader.com and I am testing the page Ajax-Uploader\Framework 2.0-Csharp\multiple-files-upload.aspx It works fine when browsing with Windows/Firefox and Windows/IE8, but when using ...
    Posted to Ajax Uploader (Forum) by pierre on September 10, 2009
  • Is it possible to deny file type?

    I saw that it is possible to filter the types of files that can be uploaded with the AllowedFileExtensions property. But it is possible to do the contrary,&nbsp;i.e. specifying a list of file extension&nbsp;that are not allowed? For example, I'd like&nbsp;to forbid *.exe, *.bat, *.zip ...
    Posted to Ajax Uploader (Forum) by pierre on September 9, 2009