This doesn't seem to be an XUpload problem.

You would probably be better off searching here: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/

I'll need to look in to that, but i'm not sure what PHP has to do with it? It's all uploaded via xUpload cgi scripts isn't it? Thomas I deal mostly with PHP, very little cgi/perl. Pilgrim would better answer the CGI question. From what I've seen, most problems people have with files not uploading c...

What are your settings in your PHP.ini file on the server for:
upload_max_filesize - http://php.net/ini.core#ini.upload-max-filesize
post_max_size - http://php.net/ini.core#ini.post-max-size

You should also checkout php's built in function ini_set - http://php.net/ini_set

Currently, when you click "browse" to attach files to be uploaded, you can only select one file at a time, then you must click browse, select, and so on until you have selected all the files you want to upload. A great new feature would be the capability to select multiple files from a sin...

I'm using XUpload Pro. I need to add extra fields to my upload form, some of which I want to mark as required. It would be great if this could be handled within XUpload...my first attempts at adding an onClick handler to the submit button seem to prevent the upload from working. I'll get it, but it...

Pilgrim, I've been talking with you via AIM (ItsBsprogs) about the PHP stuff I'm working on using XUpload Pro. While testing every possible scenario I could think of, I found a glitch in the uploader. Here are my current XUploadConfig.pm settings that I'm using: 1 => { # Directory for uploaded files...

I can not speak for anyone that represents this company or the software but... getting a refund on software like this isn't normal mainly because they really can't prove that you will not have a future use for the software. If you really want to use the software, I'd recommend finding a new webhost....

I'm not too sure if it'll work on a shared server because of the php.ini settings but have you tried: ini_set('max_upload_filesize', 8388608); // Sets to 8M When using ini_set(), you must use the sizes in Bytes. It's worth a shot but I'm not completely sure it will work. Take a look here for more va...

Seems like you're looking for the same thing I am:

http://www.sibsoft.net/forum/passing-da ... -t343.html

Are you using PHP?

This is throretically possible but pretty complicated and requires custom development. I spent a few hours at work trying to figure this out and here is something I came across. It's an extension for PHP 5.2.x that allows PHP to send data about a files that is being uploaded. http://blog.liip.ch/ar...

I've been working with the free version of XUpload and I must say it's quite amazing. Good work guys (and girls)! With a general upload form, sending the information to a PHP page, all of the form information, including the uploaded file(s), are passed to the $_FILES superglobal variable. Using XUpl...