I decided to go ahead and deal with this problem (just spent about an hour or two on it) and I did manage to get things to work. First I upgraded my hosting package with GoDaddy to the Deluxe one. Your Premium package should work (are you using the Linux hosting or Windows hosting? Mine's Linux). Th...

The problems on my server were that I have a "basic" hosting package with GoDaddy that doesn't support CGI scripts (the source of the 405 error) and I had the xupload.js file in the wrong place. I haven't upgraded my hosting package or tried to get XUpload working, yet.

I've recently moved my web site to a Linux server hosted by GoDaddy.com but can't get XUpload Pro to work on it. Everything was working well on the previous server (also Linux). I changed the directory paths for the temp and upload directories to match the GoDaddy format for absolute urls and have d...