You can do the same thing in Ajax Uploader.  Private Sub Uploader_FileUploaded(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal args As UploaderEventArgs)                        Dim fname As String = args.FileName     ...

Hi Dima234, Ajax uploader is designed to work with up to 2GB files. The reason for the limit is simple - current browsers does not support upload of bigger files than 2GB over internet and IIS also accepts only 2GB files. ...

Hi jsfarum, Please try the example below. It shows you how to catch the mouseover and mouseout event. And change the mouse to ...

Please check http://cutesoft.net/developer+guide/scr/Medium-Trust-Environment.htm . If you are using web farm, please follow steps: In web farm environments, the Url that you specify must map to a central location, which is saved to by all servers in the farm. This can be done using a virtual directory that maps to a common shared folder ...

Hi, Currently the Uploader can't not be applied the validation control.   while the uploader would do a postback to server after it upload a file,   You can send a flag to client side after the file are uploaded.   Or you can check our online sample ...

Hi,   It's not possible to use Ajax Uploader to transfer to the File server directly if the Corporate network use Firewall.   I think the best way is that :   1. Person A upload a file to the IIS server.   2. Person B in the Corporate download the file from the IIS server   3. Person B upload that file ...

Graham,   >>Also, ideally I would like to be able to select more than one file to be uploaded at a time.   This feature is not supported.   >>I want to use cute editor as a file manager, but I need it to upload files to a secure location which is not available to the web server.   By default, this feature is ...

ano,   It looks like you are using an ealier version of CuteEditor.   http://cutesoft.net/example/general.aspx   Please try the upload function in the above example.   If you upload an image which contains the special charaters(! # $ % ^ & * | ( [ { ) ] } ? : ; < > ` (grave accent) ' (single-quote) '' ...

This is a server-related limitation. IIS6.0 prevent the upload of files more than +200Kb. So you need to make some changes in the default IIS settings first. The solution is here: IIS 6.0 (Windows 2003) has a file named metabase.xml which resides in the C:\Windows\system32\inetsrv folder. Navigate to that directory and edit the file. Search for ...

Hello and thanks for the excellent control!  We've completely customized the AjaxUploader using JavaScript, but our only remaining problem is that it will begin the upload after an invalid file is selected by user (even though we set the start upload mode to manual).  Also there is no way to prevent an invalid file to be added to the ...