Guys, Is there any way to manually specify in via the Javascript API a preknown file name and location to automatically select the file without having to browse for it? For instance, if I have a file that is at C:\text.txt, is there any way to automatically add this file on pageload to an uploader control, or, more preferably, using an ...

Terry, Thank you. I will custom write the error resume even if I have to reload the window and fire off the event manually using the javascript scripting. Thank you very much for providing the error event!   Right now I've reverted back to the previous CuteWebUI.AjaxUploader.dll that I had from 2/5/2009 instead of the new one from ...

Terry, Thanks for quick responses. I should have been more specific regarding my needs. We have built everything off of your demo code using the Famewok 2.0-Cshap-MicosoftAjax\ project.  All of the customization we are doing is in the javascript using the handlexxxxx functions on a per uploader instance basis. We aren't using the ...

Terry, Yes. That's what I have in my code. I think it's this wysiwyg text editor. It changes  my code when I copy/paste into this window. What I meant to type was that the same code you posted does not work with the new build.  Thanks again, ~ Thomas  <add key=''CuteWebUI.AjaxUploader.UploadSpeedKB'' value=''100'' />.

Guys, I just downloaded the new build and now this no longer works:        <add key=''CuteWebUI.AjaxUploade.UploadSpeedKB'' value=''100'' />. This used to work and now no matter what value I set, the upload speed is at max so I can no longer test for connection dropout. Also, if anyone has an answer for my ...

Hey guys, I'm trying to build a file level resume into my uploader application and when the file upload is interrupted an alert box automatically pops up to say ''The Upload is Interrupted!''. Is there a way to prevent this from happening and return via handlexxxxx to the javascript that the file upload has been interrupted and script a ...

Terry, Thanks a lot. I'm coding out the solution above and almost have it perfect. What I'm trying to complete at this point is a file-level resume based on the file upload status.  If I'm using the handler like this: myupload1.handleprogress=function(enable,filename,begintime,uploadedsize,totalsize){    ...