My client wants to be able to upload a series of flash files to display on their website. The files consist of the main .swf file, an xml file and a series of iamages that the flash file displays. Is it possible to automate the upload process when the user picks the .swf file ?
eg if the client uploads flash1.swf, can I automatically upload flash1.xml, flash1_1.jpg, flash1_2.jpg, flash1_3.jpg
all these files are needed in order to disply the flash images and I dont want the client to have to worry about uploading them as well.
eg if the client uploads flash1.swf, can I automatically upload flash1.xml, flash1_1.jpg, flash1_2.jpg, flash1_3.jpg
all these files are needed in order to disply the flash images and I dont want the client to have to worry about uploading them as well.
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Hello mww,
Unfortunately, RadUpload cannot select multiple files in one file select box. This is a limitation of the standard <input type=file> elements that RadUpload uses for file selection. Currently, there are no plans for changing this restriction. However, your client can try to upload all the required files as a zip files and then automatically extract them on the server.
For reference you can check this code-library: How to upload multiple files using RadUpload (uploading .zip file and extract it on the server)
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Genady Sergeev
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Unfortunately, RadUpload cannot select multiple files in one file select box. This is a limitation of the standard <input type=file> elements that RadUpload uses for file selection. Currently, there are no plans for changing this restriction. However, your client can try to upload all the required files as a zip files and then automatically extract them on the server.
For reference you can check this code-library: How to upload multiple files using RadUpload (uploading .zip file and extract it on the server)
Greetings,
Genady Sergeev
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Michel Bakker
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answered on 30 Mar 2009, 08:48 AM
GMail has a nice feature which uses a flash object to perform this action. At first it seems to be only HTML, but a closer look shows it flash.
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Hi Fred Balker,
Indeed, GMail is using Flash in order to upload files. We are preparing similar demo using Silverlight instead of Flash. I will post a link to it as soon as it's ready.
Kind regards,
Genady Sergeev
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