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.
  • I have problems uploading files: uploading goes up to 100% then freezes for several second and finally shows "HTTP Error" message (the one with a red background)

    When I retry with the same file, same browser and same server, upload completes correctly and without errors. That fact indicates that server settings are ok and upload on server side is virtually possible; but I can't reproduce and error solidly.

    From other hand, I can't see any headers interchanging with server during upload so I can't even try to catch an error.

    So where should I start from fixing this?
  • Is anyone alive here?
  • This might be caused by a flaky internet connection.

    I have a similar problem, and will try implementing a "retry" mechanism.

    You should see if 'onError' gets called when upload fails. You could pause 10 seconds, and retry the upload. If pause+upload fails 3 times, then stop upload.

    Another option would be to use 'onAllComplete', which triggers when the queue is completely processed. Check data.errors and retry uploading.

    Good luck!
  • I'm having a similar problem, but only on a Mac. The scripts work fine from a Windows PC. I copied someone's custom error handler, and I consistently get a 403 error every time we try to upload from a Mac. We've tried different Macs, but that hasn't made a difference.

    Any ideas? Thanks for any help you have to offer.
  • Hi
    I'm having similar problems here...I'm using zenphoto which works with jquery.uploadify..

    If i try uploading multiple file in FF i get an IO Error,
    in Safari HTTP Error
    and in IE 8 i get "Message: Object doesn't support this property or method" in
    zenphoto/zp-core/admin-uploadify/jquery.uploadify.js

    thx for the help
    nessa
  • Hi, I am using uploadify latest version with ruby on rails 3.0.3 project. Seems all r fine, except after the file uploading panel show 100% complete with file name and the size, the alert shows "error HTTP:undefined". Can anybody help me regarding this, I only wanted to know what's that meaning by HTTP:undefined.
  • Hi all,

    My problem is quite similar.
    The uploads are all display HTTP Error message but the files are actually uploaded and processed.
    One more thing is the same code and configurations works fine on my localhost (windows 7, whatever browser) but shows that error message on my server (mac server).

    Can anyone tell me the reason behind this?

    Thanks,

    Vinh
  • lqvinh said: Hi all,

    My problem is quite similar.
    The uploads are all display HTTP Error message but the files are actually uploaded and processed.
    One more thing is the same code and configurations works fine on my localhost (windows 7, whatever browser) but shows that error message on my server (mac server).

    Can anyone tell me the reason behind this?

    Thanks,

    Vinh


    I have been searching and using some codes to alert the result using onError event and the alert said: "HTTP Error: 500"

    But like I said this happens only on the production server, and the files are uploaded, processed and the database is updated too.

    Can anyone help me?
  • @lqvinh: try checking your 'script' for uploading the data.. i had the same problem with you.. when i check and update the script it works..
  • @ajmujaa: have you made a onError function to see what your problem are?
  • I have the same problem for uploading files: uploading goes up to 100% then freezes for several second and finally shows "HTTP Error" message (the one with a red background)

    here is my script


    $(document).ready(function() {

    $("#uploadify").uploadify({
    height : 30,
    swf : 'uploadify/uploadify.swf',
    script : 'uploadify/uploadify.php',
    uploader : '{HTTP}_lib/class/bulkupload/upload.php?session_id={SESSION_ID}',
    width : 120
    });
    });


    this is upload.php --
    session_start();
    if (!empty($_GET["session_id"])) {
    session_id($_GET["session_id"]);
    }

    Can any one help me to fix this bug