JRodman,   I have no clue now.   Can you create a sample.aspx file which can demonstrate the problems and send it to me?  

salvo : Maybe you need to configuration the virtual directory to allow the anonymous users in the IIS . Do other pages work well ? Regards , Terry .

londo-cat : Could you try this: delete all C:\windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\Temporary ASP.NET Files\*.*reboot the computer Regards , Terry .

I did the upgrade and still get the same error. ??? Do I need to do more than put the DLL in the bin folder?

My URL is: https://www.photographsbymike.com/private/mike/test/uploader.php Note that I only get the ''SLM error'' from IE9.  With Firefox I'm getting the following: Server side exception, failed to upload _DSC3120 4X6.jpg   Debug Information:   move_uploaded_file() [<a ...

jattwood: THanks - read the thread, although I did not see a direct solution. THe ISP uses UNC and medium trust. The partially truysted callers errors disappeared with 2.0 dlls, however now I'm seeing this error...   Please check the following thread:   Writing to a UNC path with the uploading ...

For IP license, you will be asked to provide an IP@ for us to put in the license file. When CuteEditor being called, it will compare the IP@ it's running on with the IP in the license file. If mis-match, you'll get an error.   Where to put such file? The most common place is either at GAC, or bin folder.   Karen@cutesoft.net

Hi HaiRau,   Please check your DocumentPath setting, The DocumentPath property Specifies the URL path of the Downloadable Files. default ''Uploads''   Example: 'Specifies the URL path of the Downloadable Files. default ''Uploads'' editor.DocumentPath= ''/uploads''   Make sure you create the directory on your server / ...

Ofer, So we are having the same error as you encountered and it seems that you have resolved it.However, the thread is chaotic and I have a hard time seeing the steps taken to fix it.  Can you please let me know how you actually fixed it?? Thanks   

No, they didn't disconnect at the same time.  It was happening to some people more than others though.    The network didn't seem slow at all.  Sometimes my post would post immediately, and sometimes maybe take a second or two at most.    I'm not sure if it was actually kicking them out for inactivity, because ...