I am wanting to use the ASP Uploader on my website that is available to the internet. We want to allow customers to upload files to our secure server.   What type of license is required?   Thanks

We cannot reproduce this issue in the following example http://ajaxuploader.com/Demo/simple-upload-Validation.aspx   Can you try it?   If you cannot reproduce it, can you download the latest build and try again?

Is it possible to rename the filename of an image that is uploaded with the image selector? In general can we get access to this file upload object and modify the uploaded file?  Thanks Lorne

We have implemented upload functionality with CuteEditor. I would like to know is there any way to scan uploaded files with Anti-Virus, with CuteEditor? We would highly appreciate your response to this technical problem ASAP.

 Hi,            I want to know how to restrict size of the image file during upload by the user. It's very urgent...Regards,Vijay.R

Hi BenHolcombe,   Yes, please try demo page http://www.ajaxuploader.com/Demo/Persist-upload-file.aspx, it will keep uploading even you click on the post back button.   Regards,   Ken 

Hi, you ever resolve this? Am having the exact same issue! Cheers, Nell

Have licensed CuteEditor, upgraded to latest version and receiving ''Unable to find the uploaded file in directory'' message when trying to upload file. web.config > configuration > httpModules does contain the line <add name=''CuteEditor.UploadModule'' type=''CuteEditor.UploadModule,CuteEditor''/> and (obviously) the dlls from the ...

I checked on another (demo) environment we have, and it works there. One difference is that the stage environment (where the error occurs) is using SSL, while the demo environment (no error) is not using SSL.   Will batch upload work with SSL, or is this a limitation of the control?

Suneel,   Please make sure you are using the last version.   the last include_phpuploader.php has 947 lines.   Regards, Terry