Hi NathanMarkey,   Please try demo here http://cutesoft.net/example/general.aspx, if it works for you, please download the latest version and try again.   I tested it on firefox3.6.4 with silverlight 4, it works fine for me.   Regards,   Ken

Hi,   Both the Flash and Silverlight do not provide the full path of the file.   For IFrame mode , you can use   item._internaltask.file1.value   to get it.   the item is from the QueueUI, TaskStart,TaskError,TaskComplete event.   Regards, Terry

Hi bc080400222, Are you using flash block extension(http://flashblock.mozdev.org/)? Try upgrade your silverlight and flash plug-in to the latest version and try again. Regards, Ken 

RF,   This property will not works for these conditions :   1 - filesize less then 200K   2 - client side use Silverlight for uploading   3 - server side using Medium trust level.   Regards, Terry

André,   We have found that it's not possible to read the locked file in silverlight code.   So our AjaxUploader are not able to upload the locked file by silverlight mode.   Regards, Terry

Hi Kenneth Your solution seems to work for me by now. I really don't understand why I can't use silverlight mode with IE, but the important thing is that now it's working. Thank you very much for your quick answer. Best regards

Update. I'm now able to reproduce the problem. If I use FF (3.5.2) and disable Silverlight (3.0.40723.0) and enable Shockwave Flash (10.0.22.87) I will get the error message (Unable to Find Uploaded file in directory C:\...''  It works okay with Silverlight and no Flash and it also works when both are enabled.  I just read a ...

Rafael,   Please check the following example: http://ajaxuploader.com/iframe.htm   Which version of silverlight are you using? 

I am receiving the following error when uploading an image via flash: Unable to find the uploaded file in directory: C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\ This occurs in Firefox 3.6 and Safari 4. I can upload successfully with Silverlight in IE8, and can upload successfully with the html uploader in all three browsers. From what I can tell, I am running the ...

We are experiencing issues with the ajax uploader in IE7. It fails to upload the file chosen from the browse dialog.After selecting a file, and clicking OPEN button from browse window, we get a javacript error:   Error: unhandled error in silverlight 2 application [Common_MethodFailed]Arguements: ...unavailable...   The funny thing is ...