Hallo
I have an asyncupload with plugins disabled and am creating a custom progress bar with the help of onclientprogressupdating and everything was working fine in my local machine. When the same application is hosted in windows 2008 server, the event is not firing in IE9. In other browsers this is working well. Has anyone faced such an issue?
I have an asyncupload with plugins disabled and am creating a custom progress bar with the help of onclientprogressupdating and everything was working fine in my local machine. When the same application is hosted in windows 2008 server, the event is not firing in IE9. In other browsers this is working well. Has anyone faced such an issue?
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Shinu
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answered on 15 Nov 2013, 04:39 AM
Hi Joseph,
Internet Explorer 9 uses Silverlight as the default upload module and When you set the DisablePlugins property to true, the control is forced to work with IFrame upload module and so you need to register progress handler and upload module in you web config and add RadProgressManager on your page to work under IE. Under all other modern browsers the control use FileAPI as the default module and the progress monitoring works out of the box.
Hope this helps,
Shinu.
Internet Explorer 9 uses Silverlight as the default upload module and When you set the DisablePlugins property to true, the control is forced to work with IFrame upload module and so you need to register progress handler and upload module in you web config and add RadProgressManager on your page to work under IE. Under all other modern browsers the control use FileAPI as the default module and the progress monitoring works out of the box.
Hope this helps,
Shinu.