Thanks Gilles for your reply and for the plug in.
I have continued researching where the problem might be and found the
following that might help :
1. plugin works in IE7, Firefox 3.04 Windows and Safari 3 but fails in
Firefox 3.04 MacOS where Firefox crashes immediately after the log
displays the message "file upload started".
2. additional parms should be passed as a javascript object which
works fine in GET mode but seems buggy in POST mode.
In this case the form data are badly built. While the parms names are
propertly extracted from the parms object, the parms value are
improperly extracted and show [object Object] rather than the real
value.
3. multiple must be passed as "true" or "false" not "1" or "0" or
false or true. Your documentation was clear and I missed it.
4. the plugin hangs anyway in all working platforms if the backend
script issue a redirect.
Hope it helps
On 12 déc, 13:03, "Gilles (Webunity)" <gilles0...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> Sorry for the late update. Although everybody is using it (since i got
> 20mb of uploaded files) almost nobody is telling "thanx", but that's
> oke, i expected that.
>
> I got some time to fix some issues and answer some questions:
>
> > 1. multiple: false through settings while building
> > theuploaderdoes not work. setMultiple(false) does the job.
>
> You should pass "multiple" as a string. "1" turns it on, the rest
> should turn it off, can you recheck?
>
> > 2. I can't get the plugin to properly talk to my webserver. The
> > backend script gets invoked but the plugin immediately returns "upload
> > cancelled" state without waiting for the backend script to end. I have
> > tested with a very simple backend script that does nothing but
> > returning some data. (might be related to my kind of server 4DWeb
> > server with Active4D ?)
>
> Can't help you on that one, are you behind a proxy? Flash still
> doesn't like that..
>
> > 3. when sending data to the server with the object what format does
> > the object use ? Is it a serialization of the data in the form of
> > [{field: "fieldName", value: "fieldData"}, ...] or in the form of
> > {fieldName: "fieldData", ...}. Having not got to that stage yet, I
> > have not figured out so I am asking.
>
> Actualy i can't help you on that one, as far as i know it are all
> basic objects. Also the request is constructed using basic Flash
> methods, so it should not pose any problems. I have put up the php
> source file so you can see how i handle the files.
>
> > Move to Flash Player 10 just to see if it would change something.
> > No changes.
> > Firefox 3 crashes.
> > It seems that the plugin does not handle properly the 404 return code
> > from the server.
> > Will try on Windows with firefox and IE7 and 8.
>
> Here on windows with Firefox 2 and 3.04 all works fine. Also IE6 and 7
> work flaweless... Maybe a proxy? Also, make sure you use the logging
> functions, it could help you.
