Hmm Yes I see now.. I have no clue what could cause this..
I guess you will need to wait for PilgrimX182 to help you with this one.

Does the file get uploaded? (Do you see the uploaded file in the directory that you use for uploading?)

it's working fine for me (I do not get an error), but the IP, and HOST or not mine. file_0:jigsaw.jpg file_0_original:jigsaw.jpg file_0_status:OK file_0_size:33275 file_0_description: file_0_mime:image/jpeg ext_folder: email_notification: target_dir:D:\WEBSITE\SITE2005\intra\accounts\upload number_o...

I get this error posted back from your site when uploading

CGI open of tmpfile: No such file or directory

I guess the path to your tmpfile is wrong, or not set to write (CHMOD 777)

I do not have a fix for you, but I'm also testing my new site with Opera (9.10), and for me XUpload is working fine (I do not get a java script error) I'm having an other problem with Opera (not XUpload related), and that is that it does not really like "Cache-Control" stuff that my pages ...

Nevermind.. I only needed to add on <br> to (I think two of the files in the Template dir) The two files did not have a <br> at all after the <input type="button" value="Stop Upload" onclick="StopUpload();" class="btn" id="stop_btn"> Adding the <br> ...

Do you know the one when using the xmode 2 ? (default.html, hitech.html, pro1.html, pro2.html or simple.html) Also.. Should the <br>'s be after the <input type="button" value="Stop Upload" onclick="StopUpload();" class="btn" id="stop_btn"> that is in...

I'm not sure if I've hacked the code to much, or if it's a XUpload problem, but for some reason (my) XUpload (in xmode 2) is not showing the [Stop Upload] button in Opera V9.10 (not sure if this is also a problem in olders Opera versions) It's showing fine in IE6 and 7 Is this a XUpload bug, or did ...

Done..

Can the "testenv.cgi" file be removed from the cgi-bin map, or is it needed by some other file? (it's also called from the .htaccess that is withing the cgi-bin map) Calling the /cgi-bin/testenv.cgi is showing a lot of info about the server that I really do not want to show the rest of the...

Nevermind.. I found the place to hack it

In post.cgi

change to

I'm about to go live with my site, but still have one small problem! When I do a "packet sniff" on the variables posted when the upload is done, the variable target_dir is shown. Now when a "smart" users wants he can get the direct URL of the just uploaded file! I really do not n...

I think an extra option to select files_mode allowed / not allowed would be a nice extra!

Now I have to add all the files that ARE allowed zip|rar|exe| ect ect..
With the extra "files_mode" you could make a selection what option to use... IE: files allowed or files not allowed

Thank you PilgrimX182,

The "hack" does not work. It's giving an Error: '0' is null or not an object

I'll see what you are trying to do, and I'll do some 'custom' hacking on the xupload.js later today to see if I can get it to work.

That's to bad, but not really a big problem.

All I need to do is hard code the 'x_max_files' and 'x_max_size' values on the page..