Yes.   $uploader->ProgressCtrlID=''mypanel'';   $uploader->ProgressTextID=''mylabel'';   Regards, Terry  

Juan,   It's caused by Flash 10 behavior. Flash 10 will block the file browse dialog in some situations. When it happens, Ajax Uploader displays the above image and allows the users click this button again.

Hi,   Please check the folder 'MVC-CSharp' after unzip the Ajax-Uploader.zip   (that need ASP.NET MVC knowledge to read it)   We will provide more sample on this part.   Regards, Terry

yep, on the static .aspx page, the uploader works fine. As soon as I use jquery to load that static page into a modular div, I get the license error. 

I change the message to my language, but it can't show normally. The setup and error image is as follow: $uploader->ProgressTextTemplate=''%F%.. %P% %SEND%/%SIZE% , %KBPS% , 還需 %T% 秒'';Our language is ''Trandition Chiness'' and the web page charset is utf-8.     

Is this code is faulty? plz help

This issue is fixed.   Please download the latest build then try again.

In IE8 the javascript method "CuteWebUI_AjaxUploader_OnInitialize()" is never called. So I suppose the Uploader is never initialized, which would explain why the button performs a postback instead of the desired behaviour.  Any Ideas why Uploader won't initialize?

Randy,   The error occurs when the ajax uploader try to clean the unused objects.   We have fixed it and would provide an update soon.   Regards, Terry

Hi, I am attempting to set up PHP File Uploader in a form using ManualStartUpload, so that the files get uploaded when the form is submitted. I'm getting the error: Error: [8] Undefined index: UseUploadModule   Thanks, Jack