Hi,   Once you use SaveDirectory or MoveTo to move the file , the GetUploadedFile will return null   and you need maintain the list by yourself.   You can maintain it by add the file information to session of database.   Regards, Terry

Hi,   Uploader provide client side event to let developers replace the queue table.   So you need not modify the uploader.js   Here is the document for ASP.NET version.   http://ajaxuploader.com/document/scr/create-custom-queue-table.htm   The client API is same for PHP,   so you can do this way ...

Please check the advanced sample source code, the Write.aspx and EditTopic.aspx   You can test them here :   http://ajaxuploader.com/Demo/Ajax-based-File-Forum.aspx   Regards, Terry

Hi,   Do you mean at server side you set the TempDirectory to \\fileserver\folder ?   Do you know what addon the IE6 use ? Flash/Silverlight or IFrame?   Do your application use windows authentication ?   Regards, Terry

Hi,   Please check the advanced sample, the EditTopic.aspx will tell you how to edit existing attachments.   It's easy to do that when you understand how to implement the IAttachmentProvider   (Or you can just modify the sample code to match your application)   Regards, Terry

Bob,   1 - If you upgrate the site to 3.1 , the exists gallery albums will be ignored. You need move the files , or change the GalleryFolder to each folder.   The old way is this , when you set GalleryFolder =''~/GalleryFiles'' , and set AlbumID=''Terry''   in the v3.1 , you can set GalleryFolder ...

Hi,   Please send me a mail, my mail address is terry@cutesoft.net   I will reply you the sample.   Regards, Terry

Craig,   We have fixed this issue.   Regards, Terry  

Hi,   We only changed the provider in 3.1 , but that is not compatible with 3.0 .   1 - the property AlbumID is removed.   2 - now the property GalleryFolder means the folder where the photo is stored.          it no longer create such directory Share/Default, Albums/albumid/ .. ...

Hi,   This issue have fixed. Please download the control and try again.   Regards, Terry