Hi 

 

We try the demo provided by PHP File Uploader on IE 9. When clicking on upload button, there is no response at all. The demo works fine on IE8. Any clues, someone?

 

Thanks in advance if you can share your thoughts on this. 

Hi DongZheng,

 

Please try the way below

 

hit "f12", set "Document Mode" to  "Internet explorer 9 standards" and try again (I think you are using the Quirks mode).

 

 

 

Regards,

 

Ken 

Hi Ken

 

Thanks. I tried but it does not work. I finally find the solution, create a new windows account, and then IE9 works again. It is weird!

 

Dong 

Hi Ken

 

Sorry, it works for the first time, then it stops to work unless I close the current entire IE windows and open a new IE windows again. On the current IE windows, open a new tab won't work either.

 

Dong 

Hi DongZheng,

 

Please use the mouse right click on the uploader button, what context menu you get on and IE9? and IE8?

 

Regards,

 

Ken 

Hi Ken

 

Insert the screenprint for this. There is no difference between the working PHP and non-working PHP when using the mouse right click on the uploader button. Any clues for solution?

 

Hi DongZheng,

 

If allow, please install the silverlight plug-in for you ie 9 browser, it should work. It like that the flash plug-in no work correct on your ie browser with uploader.

 

Regards,

 

Ken 

Hi Ken

 

Thanks for the silverlight. It works now. Can you advise how to alert user for this issue to download silverlight when using the php file uploader? 

 

Dong 

Hi DongZheng,

 

You can disable the flash uplod mode by the steps below, then the user will not get this problem anymore.

 

1. open file phpuploader\include_phpuploader.php


2. find section below


$code.=$this->_GenerateAttribute("ProgressBarBorderStyle");


3. Change it to


$code.=$this->_GenerateAttribute("ProgressBarBorderStyle");
$code.=" AdvancedOptionNoFlash='true' ";

 

Regards,

 

Ken 

Ken,

 

I am experiencing the same problem as DongZheng and I have read through the thread.

 

Is disabling flash mode the only solution to this?  Because now, the problem I encounter after disabling flash mode is that this action also disables multiple file upload.  After I disable flash upload like you advise, I click the button that allows me to browse my files and it opens a window that says "Choose File to upload" and doesn't allow me to select multiple files.  A little problematic considering the button I click on to browse files is titled "Select multiple files (Max 1000M)."

 

 Is there another work around here?  Prompting users to install Silverlight doesn't seem like a winning solution either.  Please advise.

We are investigating this issue and will resolve it soon.

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