Hello Support,
We have been using Rad Async upload control for file uploading in ASP.NET Web application for one of our clients. Rad Async upload control works fine for Chrome, Firefox and IE10. But with IE9 or below a strange javascript error is encountered saying
"DOM Script bridge is disabled".
This happens while uploading the file to the server. Can you please guide me through this issue?
Thanks
We have been using Rad Async upload control for file uploading in ASP.NET Web application for one of our clients. Rad Async upload control works fine for Chrome, Firefox and IE10. But with IE9 or below a strange javascript error is encountered saying
"DOM Script bridge is disabled".
This happens while uploading the file to the server. Can you please guide me through this issue?
Thanks
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Hello,
The RadAsyncUpload relies on different upload module in order to operate under all browsers. In IE9 the default module is the Silverlight one and as it seems from the received error, it is the cause of the experienced issue. Could you share the implementation that you are using and specify whether any specific DOM operations are being performed? As a temporary solution the DisablePlugins property of the control could be set to false, which will cause to load its IFrame module in IE9. More information about the different upload modules could be found here.
Regards,
Dimitar Terziev
Telerik
The RadAsyncUpload relies on different upload module in order to operate under all browsers. In IE9 the default module is the Silverlight one and as it seems from the received error, it is the cause of the experienced issue. Could you share the implementation that you are using and specify whether any specific DOM operations are being performed? As a temporary solution the DisablePlugins property of the control could be set to false, which will cause to load its IFrame module in IE9. More information about the different upload modules could be found here.
Regards,
Dimitar Terziev
Telerik
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