been 2 months and haven't heard from you. Still happening to clients. The progress is working, but then jumps to 100%. Progress says done, but file is not uploaded.

I started out without ajax mode and have switched back and forth a few times. i am currently using ajax.

the apache logs show nothing out of the ordinary...

I will PM you the logs i found.

I meant to say "But no file uploaded"

What they are telling me is that either the upload bar grows to about 10% and then stops or that it starts growing and at about 6% it then jumps to 100% and says that upload complete.

But now file was uploaded. The log file says that the upload was started, but thats it. No upload complete.

I am having more and more clients call me about this. They are uploading a file (mixed platforms and browsers on client end), when the upload stops and/or jumps to 100% and says upload complete. Nothing was ever uploaded. I am using 2.5 Pro on OS X box. I have been using it for a while and for the m...

Using XUpload Pro 2.4.

When using Safari, the upload starts and the status is working, for a bit.
Then the status bar jumps from say 15% to 100% and the upload status freezes.

is there a way to prompt the user that a file already exists on the server with the same name and give them the choice to overwrite, rename or cancel?

Your newest code produces a different result...

upload "filename" results in "filename.filename"

I'm finding that it does this regardless if there is an extension or not.

upload "file.jpg" results in "file.jp.g"

This change causes the script to place a "." before the last character in the file name.

Upload "filename" results in "filenam.e"

Sometimes we have clients upload files with no extension (ie.. Font suitcae). I've set the script to allow all extensions (.*), but if there is no extension, file_0. gets added to the beginning of the file. exmaple: user uploads a file called "Helvetica" the file is uploaded and renamed to...

Figured out what was going on for all those who also use OS X server...

DISABLE Performance Cache and enable Keep Alive in the httpd.conf file.

Runs smooth as can be now.

I can look into my temp folder when file starts upload. It doesn't appear until the progress bar starts.

I do have
<IfModule mod_gzip.c>
mod_gzip_on No
</IfModule>

in my .htaccess file.

It takes longer for the Upload Progress bar to appear than the actual file upload takes. Uploading a 330MB file takes about 30 seconds to show upload progress and then completes upload in 11 seconds. I had to change the "for(1..3){ last if -e $flength_file; sleep 1; }" to "for(1..120)...