netclick,   Ajax Uploader doesn't work with ASP.NET MVC.

Hi mitcheroo,   Please try demo page http://www.ajaxuploader.com/Demo/select-multiple-files-upload.aspx, does it work on your IE9? If yes, Please download the latest build and try again.   latest build download url: http://ajaxuploader.com/download/Ajax-Uploader.zip   Regards,   Ken 

Do you happen to have those javascript notes about how to accomplish what I need to do within my wizard control?  Thanks!

Thank you very much, Terry---I'll try it and see if it'll work.    

Please check the following article:   http://ajaxuploader.com/document/index.htm#page=BeforeYouBegin.htm

The browse button does not initialize a dialog for the user to select files.This issue persists. It is intermittent but does occur often. The issue has been replicated on your own demo site http://ajaxuploader.com/Demo/simple-upload.aspx WHEN WILL A NEW VERSION OF AJAX UPLOADER BE AVAILABLE? when I navigate to the Browse button by ...

I'm testing the AJAX uploader and have som questions about the output table. Is it possible to add more then one  ItemTemplate? If not. Is there other ways to modify the output table. A VB exampel would help me a lot.

metrovancouver,   This issue is resolved in version 2.0.   Demo:   Selecting multiple files for upload Ajax Uploader 2.0 allows you to select multiple files and upload multiple files at once.   The upgrade is free.   Keep me posted

Since Ajax Uploader doesn't use Active-X or Java. The only way to handle 4GB upload is setting upload type to SilverLight.   We will implement this function soon. 

web_wiz2009,   If you don't have VS2005, you can create a virtual directory in IIS and test the application.