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Im using kendoUpload control to upload the file. Everything works fine in IE10, but as soon as I switch to IE8 mode the uploaded file size property remains null.
is it by design?
$importFiles.kendoUpload({ async: { autoUpload: false, saveUrl: saveUrl, removeUrl: removeUrl }, multiple: false, showFileList: true, select: (e: kendo.ui.UploadSelectEvent): void => { $selectMsg.show(); }, upload: (e: kendo.ui.UploadUploadEvent): void => { var file: any = e.files[0]; // file.size is null in IE8 if ((file.size != null) && (((file.size / 1024) / 1024) > allowedFileSizeInMB)) { showErrorModal('The selected file is too large.'); e.preventDefault(); $selectMsg.hide(); } } });Hello,
I am writing an order-entry app using AngularJS and Kendo UI Grid. I am new to both and am looking for some guidance on how best to approach the scenario below.
The order line grid is populated with Json data from a server (ASP.NET Web API). For example, for order # 3:
[ { "OrderId":3, "Line":1, "ItemId":"0023", "Description":"Alcaline substrat-234", "Class":"A34", "Manufacturer":"AA123", "PartNo":"12347354", "Qty":2, "ExtCost":12.72, "ExtPrice":19.10, "ExtTax":1.80, "Comment":"Some comment... Could be long...", Serials: [ "AAAA1234", "BBBB2222" ] }, { "OrderId":3, "Line":2, "ItemId":"0056", "Description":"Bee pulsating epox", "Class":"34", "Manufacturer":"ZB83", "PartNo":"52234623", "Qty":1, "ExtCost":252.31, "ExtPrice":290.11, "ExtTax":20.10, "Comment":"Some other comment about this line...", Serials: [ "AAAA1234", "BBBB2222" ] }]