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UploadiFive 1.1.1 has been released which includes a small fix for added support on touch devices including iOS 6 devices.
Possible bug, 'disable' doesn't work just after created
  • morgarmorgar
    Hi. Thanks for this great piece of code, and please forgive my bad English.

    I need the component in an initial disabled state until some precondition is reached. (Maybe it could be added as some 'initialState' setting option)

    I tried to call '$('#file_upload').uploadify('disable', true);' just after create it, but it seems to arrive too early. The 'disabled' class is added to the visible button, but the flash component is still enabled. If you click on the button it works.

    If I call '$('#file_upload').uploadify('disable', true);' manually after that, it works fine.

    Some times, I got this message in firebug: 'uncaught exception: Call to SetButtonDisabled failed'

    Please tell me if I could use some workaround for this.

    Thanks in advance.
  • morgarmorgar
    Correction, I always get 'uncaught exception: Call to SetButtonDisabled failed'.

    Just tried to use 'onInit' event, but same result.
  • morgarmorgar
    Found a workaround. The 'onSWFReady' is the right event, just see it.

    I found another issue, when disabled, the button still show the hand cursor, even if you specify 'cursor: default;' in css.
  • superme2012superme2012
    Thank your, onSWFReady is the solution
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