We are using the AjaxUploader but are receiving Silverlight errors when uploading files. This is happening in IE 9 with version 5.1.10411.0 of Silverlight. It's strange becuase if you try enough times the file will eventually upload.   The error that we see is Silverlight The upload task is interrupted!   Does anyone know what ...

Hi we have the ajax uploader v 3.0.0.0 - it works fine in a couple of user controls we have within an vb asp net (4.0) project. So we copied the code and loaded the control on another user control and when we try to upload a file we get the following error: --------------------------- Message from ...

We upgraded with the provided DLL to the latest Cute version, & we are still getting the error, although it takes much more file uploads to occur than before.  The specific error we are getting in .NET, when we are in debug mode, is: 'null' is null or not an object Coming from: ...

Do you have any plans to upgrade your control to Silverlight ?I am looking for a silverlight component like this.

I was getting the same error and it was indeed gone after I forced the control to use Flash: uploader.UploadType = UploadType.Flash; My question now is this:What happens if the user doesn't have Flash installed? Does it fall back to Silverlight? Or does it simply fail? 

Still experiencing these issues with Firefox 3.6.6. The buttons seem to turn on-off-on when the page loads, then they aren't clickable. Our testers have noticed that if the page is left open for 5-10 minutes the buttons are eventually clickable - very odd. See also:  http://cutesoft.net/forums/thread/62134.aspx We're ...

Which version of silverlight is supported by the ajaxuploader?

Similar question, does the ajaxuploader work with any version of silverlight? I have silver light 4.0.50401.0 installed, works like a charm in IE6 but on firefox 3.6.2, I get a popup when I click on browse telling me silverlight is not installed..        

I've encountered a bug in the uploader control when it is rendered in Silverlight. My application commonly has a query string parameter whose value contains a '\' (which is %5c if URL encoded) and when the uploader is rendered in Silverlight it gives me the ''Silverlight: The upload task is interrupted!'' exception and cannot upload the ...

Is there a way to reorder the solutions used by the uploader?  I've seen this order repeated in a number of forum topics:  ''1. If Ajax Uploader detects SilverLight is installed on your PC, It will use the SilverLight solution.   2. If Ajax Uploader detects Flash is installed on your PC, It will use the Flash solution.   3. If ...