I cannot seem to get the pauseUpload example to work. Is the example just set up wrong?
RadAsyncUpload1 is set to ManualUpload but RadAsyncUpload2 is not but the buttons to pause and resume refer to RadAsyncUpload2.
If pauseUpload() and resumeUpload() are part of manual upload then the buttons should refer to RadAsyncUpload1 right?
I am still using q3 2012 so I cannot test locally.
Marty
RadAsyncUpload1 is set to ManualUpload but RadAsyncUpload2 is not but the buttons to pause and resume refer to RadAsyncUpload2.
If pauseUpload() and resumeUpload() are part of manual upload then the buttons should refer to RadAsyncUpload1 right?
I am still using q3 2012 so I cannot test locally.
Marty
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Princy
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answered on 16 Apr 2013, 07:50 AM
Hi,
From Q3.2012 ManualUpload property is available. By setting the ManualUpload property
to true users could start the upload of the selected files when they want. In order to start the upload
one should invoke the startUpload() method from
the client side API of the RadAsyncUpload object.
From Q1.2013 two more methods were added -pauseUpload() and resumeUpload() to complete
Manual Upload functionality. Both of them should be invoked from
the client side API of the RadAsyncUpload object as well. The pauseUpload() method pauses the upload and one should keep in mind that it stops right after the currently
uploading chunk is uploaded. The resumeUpload() method resumes the upload when its paused.
Thanks,
Princy.
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moegal
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answered on 16 Apr 2013, 11:08 AM
Princy,
Thanks. I read that as well. My question is about the example from the demos.
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/asyncupload/examples/manualupload/defaultcs.aspx
Does the above example work for you?? It does not for me.
Marty
Thanks. I read that as well. My question is about the example from the demos.
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/asyncupload/examples/manualupload/defaultcs.aspx
Does the above example work for you?? It does not for me.
Marty
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Hi Marty,
What browser do you use? I have just tested the demo and it seems to be working correctly. Please refer to this video, demonstrating the tests I had performed.
All the best,
Hristo Valyavicharski
the Telerik team
What browser do you use? I have just tested the demo and it seems to be working correctly. Please refer to this video, demonstrating the tests I had performed.
All the best,
Hristo Valyavicharski
the Telerik team
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moegal
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answered on 18 Apr 2013, 04:29 PM
seems this only works on larger files, and appears to be a delay in when the actual pause starts. I was testing with smaller files less then 1mb. and they just went on thru.
I tried in chrome, firefox, opera and IE on windows.
So this only works in browsers that support the file API as well? Hmm.
I tried in chrome, firefox, opera and IE on windows.
So this only works in browsers that support the file API as well? Hmm.
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Hi Marty,
Yes it requires browsers that supports the File API. The sample doesn't work for smaller files, because files are uploaded in chunks. The default ChunkSize is 2097152 Bytes which is equal to 2MB and smaller files are uploaded in one chunk. When pauseUpload() is called it stops uploading after chunk is uploaded. To make it working for files smaller than 2 MB you will have to decrease value of ChunkSize property.
All the best,
Hristo Valyavicharski
the Telerik team
Yes it requires browsers that supports the File API. The sample doesn't work for smaller files, because files are uploaded in chunks. The default ChunkSize is 2097152 Bytes which is equal to 2MB and smaller files are uploaded in one chunk. When pauseUpload() is called it stops uploading after chunk is uploaded. To make it working for files smaller than 2 MB you will have to decrease value of ChunkSize property.
All the best,
Hristo Valyavicharski
the Telerik team
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