I upgraded to FF 3.6.4 today thinking it would resolve the issue, but it continues.   I've tried disabling the Silverlight plug-in and that works, but my concern is that we have a fairly large and distributed user base where users may not even have access to disabling the plug-in.    Have CuteSoft found a fix for this?

Hi ,   Please download the control and try again.   Regards, Terry

Dan,   So can you reproduce it on our server ? http://ajaxuploader.com/demo/Large-File-Upload.aspx   Now I think it's client side problem.   If so , we need find a solution to avoid it.   Regards, Terry

http://ajaxuploader.com/demo/simple-upload-Validation.aspx   That demo works without flash or silverlight and shows only custom files.  If I don't add docx or pptx to the extention list then I can reproduce your demo. How do I make it work with docx and pptx?

frJericho,   It fixed an uploader issue under firefox 3.6.4 + silverlight 3.   If clients upgrade silverlight to 4.0, this issue will go away.   If clients upgrade firefox to 3.6.6, this issue will go away too.

hi Chispa,   The uploader support to use with IE 10. You can try on http://www.ajaxuploader.com/Demo/select-multiple-files-upload.aspx.   Property UploadTypePriority use to set the  upload mode priority. The uploader control support html5,silverlight, flash,Iframe.   IE 10 browser support to use html5 by default. Not sure ...

Hi Terry,   The folder is forgotten after just clicking the button again.   I'm using Vista SP1 and IE7   Testing it on the fulltest.aspx I found that :   The Auto and silverlight buttons didn't remember but the Flash and iframe buttons did.   On my site I tried using UploadType=Flash (as suggested ...

lakPopuri,    If Ajax Uploader detects SilverLight is installed on your browser, It will use the SilverLight solution. If Ajax Uploader detects Flash is installed on your browser, It will use the Flash solution. If Ajax Uploader detects Iframe is supported on your Browser, It will use the Iframe solution.  In Iframe ...

Hello, As we wait for a fix for this issue, would it be faster to hacve a fix for the cancel silverlight scenario posted on this thread? http://cutesoft.net/forums/thread/47753.aspx.   We need to have a reliable solution for multi file upload using integrated security. and IE7     Thanks

the Flash mode means only use Flash , if the browser does not install the Flash , it would prompt the user to install it.   You can also use Auto mode, and disable the silverlight by this way:   uploader.SetAdvancedOption(UploaderAdvancedOption.NoSilverlight, ''true'');   Regards, Terry