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You are most welcome :) nörd
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Guys,
Can this control restrict size of file being upload?
Regards
Ismail
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I don't think so, at least not as a configuration in the .NET code part. I'll have to check with my colleague who adapted the flex project if it's possible in that flex code. regards Keller nörd
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Joined: 4/15/2009 Posts: 21 Location: Aarhus, Denmark
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It seems like the error is in Firefox. Firefox and IE handler HttpPostedFile different, so a good idea is to debug this package in Firefox and see what you get in HttpPostedFile. I'll almost guarantee that is what causes the 2038 error. Eg. filename is full path in on and only the filename in the other. Company siteMy personal blog on UmbracoOur Open Source contribution
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Oh and one more thing. MS is also doing it differently in IE8. Haven't tried it out yet, but it might be the same way as Firefox. Company siteMy personal blog on UmbracoOur Open Source contribution
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Joined: 5/6/2008 Posts: 48 Location: Philippines
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Sadly I'm having the same issues as @Raly though on IE7 and Chrome. I'm using it on v4.0.1. This package could have an awesome future if we can fix this error.
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Joined: 6/5/2008 Posts: 24 Location: Århus, Denmark
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Hi Unfortunately I haven't got time to give the package an overhaul, but you can look here for a temporary solution nörd
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Joined: 7/19/2006 Posts: 176
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Hi Just wanted to say that this cool extension is working on 4.0.2... you just need to apply the quickfix after installing the package. Quickfix is here http://forum.umbraco.org/yaf_postst8958_Problems-with-N246rds-fine-Multiple-FIle-Upload-v11.aspx#43783
CPalm, www.cpalm.dk
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Hey everyone,
I wanted to re-open this posting with a new question. I have finally got the package working in IIS7 by adding the verb to the <handlers> section in the web.config. Next I have created some custom Media Types in the Umbraco Settings area. According the the documentation provided with the package, you can add custom file types. Specifically, I would like it so when a PDF file type is uploaded, it will use my custom PDF Media Type rather than the File Media Type. I have added the extension information in the MultipleFileUpload.config file. The final step is adding custom commands into IMediaFactory?!?
I'm not sure about this last part and I'm hoping some of you Umbraco experts might help me with this final step. Again, I have already created the Media Type for the PDF file extension, I just need the package to use the Media Type I created with the alias PDF rather than the wildcard File alias type. Any help is greatly appreciated!
Robert
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