Hello,

 

I've download your demo and I run it on .Net 1.1 environment

I choose the multiple file (Google like) (http://localhost/Demo/multiple-files-upload.aspx)

I upload 2 files (WORK VERY WELL).

When I wanted to remove 1 file (MAKE A POSTBACK).

And all my other Upload is cleared

I'm interested to your product, but this problem made your product not usable.

 

Is your product still compatible to .Net 1.1 ?

>>Is your product still compatible to .Net 1.1 ?

 

Yes. Ajax Uploader supports ASP.NET 1.1.

 

I've Just click on the remove link (in the G-mail sample) after several document was upload.

 

And then IHM is reset, lost all other upload document in your Control.

 

I've trying this sample on 2 computers (dev and server) and i still have the same problem. 

 

I've used the web application in the folder :  Framework 1.x-Csharp

 

I do not change any line of your sample and web.config.

Do you have the same problems with the following example?

 

5. Uploading multiple files like GMail
Google's GMail has a nice way of allowing you to upload multiple files. Rather than showing you 10 file upload boxes at once, the user attaches a file, you can click a button to add another attachment.

 

Which browser are you using?

i'm using IE 6.0 and FireFox 2.0, same behaviour on both browser.

 

It's this sample that i use.

 

- I choose 2 files.

 

- I wait after upload complete.

 

- After remove a file (postback) and the both file disapairs.

 

And also test the sample number 7 (7. Persist Uploaded File through Postback )

 

- I upload a file OK (the filename is written near the upload button)

 

- I click on the postback button and the filename is cleared.

 

That for this reason, that a have post this message,

 

After any postback, the control render is reset like when i started your sample. 

 

How is your web.config with your NET 1.1 configuration ?

 

I tried the 1.1 examples and it work perfectly here. I checked the 1.1 web.config files. They are correct.

 

I think we may have misunderstanding.

 

After unloading the controls to users, you need to use.CopyTo to process the uploaded files. Otherwise uploader will remove the temp files. In the default examples, this method is commented out.

 

    void Uploader_FileUploaded(object sender, UploaderEventArgs args)
    {
        Uploader uploader = (Uploader)sender;
        InsertMsg("File uploaded! " + args.FileName + ", " + args.FileSize + " bytes.");

        //Copys the uploaded file to a new location.
        //args.CopyTo(path);
        //Opens the uploaded file's data stream.
        //System.IO.Stream data = args.OpenStream();
    }

Thank for your help.

 

That should be my iis environment (we use some ISAPI Filter).

 

Hi,

 

For the UploadPersistedFile and the UploadAttachments , they will persist the files for only 1 hour.

 

If one hour have passed , the temporary files would be deleted.

 

 

Another condition is that the temporary files be deleted at server by unknown reasons .

 

 

Whatever reason the files be deleted , the controls would remove it from the list.

 

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Please check the source code of the advanced samples ,

 

It should how to use the UploadPersistedFile and UploadAttachments in a real scene.

 

 

Regards , Terry .