I'm in a shared hosting environment and my host does not allow files larger than 10Mb to be uploaded. How can I limit the file size in the Ajax Uploader interface upfront, so we don't get ''Maximum request length exceeded.'' exceptions when our users try to upload larger files?

I'm testing this locally, but it's not working for me. The script tells me (the user) that files upload successfully, but the 'savefiles' folder remains empty. Changing the name of the 'savefiles' folder also doesn't throw an error, the files still, seemingly, uploading successfully, but without actually uploading.

Hi,I am still getting this ''upload task is interrupted http: 401'' error. Its only happening on one Mac machine in safari and firefox.I am using the ASP Uploader, not the Ajax Uploader, and I download it about 2 or 3 weeks ago. Any idea, please? ThanksKal 

 Can you please highlight on the performance using various  options for an avg 100 MB file?

The filePost.asp pagehas <% @codepage=1252 %> and it's not working....     any other ideas?  

Jim:   Thanks for posting the url for test.   I have found the problem .   It seems that the HttpRequest.Url.Host are pointing to 'emedsoft-75rkcl.emedsoft.com' .   I will fix this problem for you and upload new version tomorrow.   Regards , Terry .

Also, what port does it upload over?  Is it just port 80?

Hi pierre, If flash upload mode is necessary for you, then please refer to http://cutesoft.net/forums/thread/50681.aspx terry's topic. For now this is the only way to achieve it. Regards, Ken 

I am using CuteWebUI:UploadAttachments to upload multiple files.  Is there a way I can get file info such as ImageWidth, ImageHeight if the file is an image, or get image orientation (like landscape or portrait)?  Thanks.

Hi Eric   I have tried the above suggestion and it still producing the same error. Note that this occurrs BEFORE you actually try and upload anything, simply loading the image gallery seems to trigger this error.   Dave