Killer issue

Jax

First if all, you guys have done a great job on the script!
But what I feel sinks the whole boat totally is that nasty issue that you can't manually close down uploads that have failed with the [x] button.
Ofc it's transparently clear that failed files should not automatically fade away, but the close button is right there :!:

To be able to close it manually is like butter on the bread, a must or it's not worth eating!

I have tried to trace the steps no64 went through with jGrowl but i am clearly not elite enough to make these changes he made to the script.
I ran the updated uploadify-jgrowl.zip file you posted Travis and it works like a charm - but it completely lacks the stylish look that comes with your regular upload list. It's just plain text.
I know a little something about php but this just leaves me scratching my head, If i could wrap that text the jGrowl edition spits out with some html/css the case would be closed and a heck of a good script.

You guys holding on an updated version?
Im on my knees here...

And while am at it,
my settings is not working correctly.
if i set the simUploadLimit to 3 i can still add more that that to he queue and successfully upload.
I have issues with the fileExt too, if I set it to "jpg;*.jpeg;*.png;*.gif" i can still upload .mp3 and .doc files, NOT .txt however

My settings:


'uploader': 'uploadify/uploader.swf',
'cancelImg': 'uploadify/cancel.png',
'script': 'uploadify/upload.php',
'folder': 'files',
'fileExt': '*.jpg;*.jpeg;*.png;*.gif',
'multi': true,
'simUploadLimit': 3,
'sizeLimit': 1048576,

Cheers!

TravisN.

We are working on the next version. It's a major release and is taking a bit of time to nut through. Regarding your issues

The jGrowl I put together was a quick hack to meet a users name and to demonstrate how it is possible to integrate other plugins with uploadify. From memory jGrowl uses CSS to display all of it's information. Their CSS file is pretty jam packed but I'm sure with a little time you can find the lines your after.

to use fileExt you must also include fileDesc. This is a flash requirement.

simUploadLimit only limits the number of uploads that can upload at the same time. It does not limit the number of items you can select to put in the queue. To do that you need to manually monitor the queue size and add your own code. There is a sample somewhere in this forum that I put together.

Jax

Thanks for the input.
I'll dive into the jGrowl and have a look.

Looking forward to try the next version.

Good luck!

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