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benjib98
#1 Posted : Tuesday, November 13, 2007 9:10:45 AM
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Hi,

Just wanted to try SlickUpload and to decide whether it is what I am looking for, but unfortunately getting some problems. Followed the guide on your the website, set the web.config, created a webpage placing in the UploadManager and two submit type controls with all the attributes and created an uploadHandler.aspx page with file type control too.
Running the page everything is OK, but when submitting a selected file, the progressbar seems to freeze on 0%,  but the on the other side the file is uploaded to the folder I set in the config file.
Other signs: the filename appears to be OK, but no info on speed, and such details in the progressbar.
When I hit my Cancel link, getting an error (Microsoft JScript runtime error: Permission denied) on the :
SlickUpload_UploadManagerListIdea.getIFrameDocument().execCommand("Stop"); line.

This is a simple test, so no other changes were made.My target is to use Slickupload inside an AJAX web application.

Any idea?Would really appreciate a quick respond regarding my issue.

Thanks you

Ben
benjib98
#2 Posted : Tuesday, November 13, 2007 9:31:11 AM
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A quick solution:

Obviously I forgot to include the .ashx file into the root directory Big Smile

On the other hand I have a situation I am not sure about and if you can try to reproduce and take a look that would be fine:
1.select a bigger file to upload cca 20MB, just to have enough time to stop the uploading process.
2. try to Cancel the uploading somewhere at the beginning of the process - result OK
3. try to Cancel the process near the end - this gave me the earlier stated error:(Microsoft JScript runtime error: Permission denied).I tested with some .msi, .exe files about 20MB and it is indeed happening all the time, but only to the very end of the upload process. If you try to cancel the process with the same files in the middle, the reaction is as expected.

Regards
Ben
benjib98
#3 Posted : Tuesday, November 13, 2007 11:42:41 AM
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Some update on the error (bug?) I am getting:
The cancelling issue at the near end of the process throws the error and the same time saves the file on the disk - this seems to be only IE7 issue.
I tried it on my local machine using IIS v5.1 and tested with IE7 and Firefox/2.0.0.9.

Another issue, when I replace the <a href> link for Cancel action with <input type="submit">,  in IE7 (again) the click action of the html Cancel button restarts the uploading process rather than stopping it. This test seems to be OK with FireFox.

I would like to get work your SlickUpload with MS AJAX as I am working on an AJAX web appl., but getting nowhere as when I submit the upload process (button click), the page is rendered rather than the file is uploaded.The page where the upload control is placed is in a contentplaceholder, which is placed in an AJAX UpdatePanel in the Master page - this is a must be design requirement of the web appl I am working on.I tried to set a PostBackTrigger on the .aspx page where the SlickUpload control resides but no changes in the reaction, the page is rendered without the upload process.
I would really appreciate if someone, anyone could give some lead, how to resolv this issue...I need to decide whether to spend some time to resolv this issue or to find another solution for asynchronous file upload.

Thanks in advance
Ben


ChrisHynes
#4 Posted : Tuesday, November 13, 2007 11:18:42 PM
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Can you send me a sample project that demonstrates what you're trying to do? chrish at krystalware dot com. I'll take a look and see what needs to be done.
benjib98
#5 Posted : Wednesday, November 14, 2007 7:05:31 AM
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Hi chris,

tried to send an email incl a code sample, but was put on a waiting list, so just hope you will receive my email.
Ben
dnikolov
#6 Posted : Wednesday, March 26, 2008 12:12:13 PM
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Was there a solution found to this problem ("Permission Denied" error in IE7)? We are currently experiencing the same issue: the error is thrown at the

SlickUpload_UploadManagerListIdea.getIFrameDocument().execCommand("Stop");

function call in the SlickUpload_CancelUpload function.

Everything seems to be working fine on Firefox.

ChrisHynes
#7 Posted : Thursday, March 27, 2008 7:28:14 AM
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Email me at chrish at krystalware dot com and I will send a prerelease build of SlickUpload 4 that should solve this issue.
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