PilgrimX182 wrote:Thanks! I like it too.
Yes. I think we will provide free upgrade till 3.0 version.

Sorry for late answer

How does one obtain the upgraded version of 2.5? I purchased 2.4 early this year.

Thanks.

No, it works fine under IE7. Test it on our site's demo. Did you try things from that article from iis-resources.com you announce? Not sured what's how perlis.dll can cause IE7 error but works in FF. Do you have max number of files & max upload size values in upload form? Is your site's script ...

The max upload value should be pulled from the config file. No I don't have those values on the form itself.

Ok, after further troubleshooting, we've realized that the error only occurs in IE 7. I don't have an IE 6 installation to test against unfortunately. Works just fine in Firefox. First error thrown says it's missing a ; on line 2, the second says max_upload_files is undefined. So looks like there's ...

Ok, the perlis.dll error is odd. There is no warning from the script itself. It seems that it's something to do with our intranet page, we are including the upload script in a frame and I think our web admin has something that is conflicting with my script. When I switch to perlis.dll and browse ins...

That is cause you get an error in upload.cgi. Run /upload.cgi?mode=settings in browser to see the error. Make sure you've done Instruction 7 from here: http://www.sibsoft.net/forum/read-this-first-if-your-xupload-don-t-work-t84.html Already set those to make it work. It was when I switched the exec...

Ok, switching to perlis.dll breaks the page. Throws javascript error saying max_upload_files is undefined and then defaults to one file allowed.

I've switched to the perlis.dll file, will see how it goes.

Sorry, been busy finishing off another big web based project for our Intranet. I've set the timeout already, the process is considerably different in IIS6 on Windows 2003 server, but I've done what was recommended. Here's a link to a really good article on configuring CGI timeout on IIS 5 and 6 for ...

I'd like to see an option to make descriptions a REQUIRED option on uploads. Also to be able to limit the length of the description field.

I can probably hack this in myself, but I'm better at PHP than Perl.

I did some searching and will do some more after I post, but the progress indicator stops after 5 minutes of uploading. The files all upload completely and my php script finishes it's work as intended, but the progress indicator is really a key part of my over all script. I've increased the timeout ...

For the past 2 months I've been building a custom application for our agents, (I work for an insurance company), to upload photos to our server. My script uploads their files, resizes them to a standard size, renames them with unique names, and overlays text they specify describing the photo across ...

Well I got it. So no worries!

Thanks again for an excellent script!

Forgot that this means, the form being submitted and changed it to the form name.

I have built a very customized app for our users and have integrated the xupload script to help with the file uploading. Everything is working great, except I need to call a javascript I wrote to check the additional fields I'm gathering data from for valid info prior to submitting it for upload. Si...