This forum is a community forum meant for users of the plugin to collaborate and help solve issues with implementation, etc. Unfortunately, as the creator of the plugin, I do not have much time to attend to every request here as this is only a side project and I must work a full-time job to provide for my family. This is how I keep the Flash version free and the HTML5 version low cost.
UploadiFive 1.1.1 has been released which includes a small fix for added support on touch devices including iOS 6 devices.
continous request to uploadify.swf in background
  • vishalniitvishalniit
    Hi,

    I have implemented the uploadify control in c-sharp Asp.net Environment, & its work fine accept to problem i am facing.
    First is that i have uploadify control instance in div which is hidden , get visible on button click from number of occasions. When page load first time uploadify.swf got loaded two times(that anyone may track using firBug in firefox browser) but when i make it visible using jquery then in background there is infinite loop running causing loading that swf file again & again.. wasting my precious bandwidth.
    Another thing is when i put it visible & hide multiple time then from second time the control is there.. but not functioning & not even visible to me..
    Kindly reply it ASAP.
    IF you want i can put the sample application also..
    Regards
    Vishal Gupta
    Sitecore Consultant ~ FLSmidth
  • TravisN.TravisN.
    If the div is hidden, try placing the uploadify code in to

    $(#div_id_here).ready(function(){ .... });

    instead of a document.ready, that way it should load uploadify when the div is shown ( this method should also work for dialogs ). Alternatively and the proven way to do it, is to set the height of the div to 0, keep it visible and simply reset the height when you need to show it.
  • vishalniitvishalniit
    TravisN. said:
    If the div is hidden, try placing the uploadify code in to

    $(#div_id_here).ready(function(){ .... });

    instead of a document.ready, that way it should load uploadify when the div is shown ( this method should also work for dialogs ). Alternatively and the proven way to do it, is to set the height of the div to 0, keep it visible and simply reset the height when you need to show it.


    Hi,

    nothing will change whether you load it on div ready event or document... i had tried it.
    Another thing is to make height zero suggestion is rubbish, as if you have div which has having some couple of other div & form elements then making height zero of container div results not as we way achieve in fading out & fading in.
    another problem is there is no event or property from which i may get the selected file path using browse box so that we preview it...
    :) i think here uploadify sucks..
Add a Comment