Hi,   Please check this sample code ...

Hi, Yes I'm using  AjaxControlToolkit on my page and this is page source; <%@ Page Language=''C#'' AutoEventWireup=''true'' CodeBehind=''GlownaSkanowanie.aspx.cs'' Inherits=''Projekty.GlownaSkanowanie'' %> <%@ Register Assembly=''AjaxControlToolkit'' Namespace=''AjaxControlToolkit'' TagPrefix=''cc1'' %> <%@ Register ...

Also,I have a hidden asp.net control which gets written to via JavaScript and contains a JSON string of a collection of data. A user is given options and can add to the collection via client side events. If a user decides to upload a file after they have selected items for this collection, the data is no longer present.  Why is this data ...

When I run a small test page using VS2008, the Ajax Uploader works perfectly.  However, when I run it without the VS2008 web server (i.e. when I run it using IIS 7 on my local Vista Business machine) I receive the error shown below: IE Popup:  ''Microsoft JScript runtime error: Object expected'' FF Firebug:  ...

 hi,   can you create an example page which can reproduce this issue and send it to Kenneth@CuteSoft.net? so we can debug on it directly to find out the issue for you.   Regards,   ken 

Greg ,   1 - when the file be uploaded , it will do the postback , and fire the FileUploaded event.   if your page use MSAJAX, it will be a AJAX postback , otherwise it will be a FORM postback.   you can use javascript to catch the PostBack event http://ajaxuploader.com/document/scr/JavaScript-API.htm   2 - Uploader ...

Hi Qui,   I've seen this issue as I just started to search for a truly AJAXified FileUpload control. I believe you will see similar issue with any FileUpload control if loaded dynamically. The trick is (at least for me) to drop a "dummy" Uploader control to the ASPX page which is static and not dynamic, with just the ID and ...

Hi,   If you can move a file, the process should not lock the file .   Can you post some code which has that problem ?   Regards, Terry  

Hi   I wouldnt expect the above to work when activeX is disabled.   Perhaps I naively expected the uploader to auto detect the environment and switch accordingly.   Also I shall try downloading the control and have a quick play, I have only been using your demo pages so far. I was hoping your control would be as clever as your ...

hex1848: It works fine for Firefox if you specify the UploadType as flash. What is the default UploadType for the control if it's not specified?  Is it Auto? Maybe you have a bug in your capability detection code for newer Firefox Browsers when the control is inside an iframe?   1. If Ajax Uploader detects SilverLight is ...