Hi,
Im using ProgressArea along with asyncupload controls to upload files.
When we changed the environment to web-garden(increased the no. of workerprocesses to 2), the progressarea is not visible sometimes. sometimes it is shown for one or two seconds and dissappears,
we have implemented the sql server based sessionstate.
please advice, how can show the progressarea, or if there is any workaround for this.
Thanks,
Srikanth
Im using ProgressArea along with asyncupload controls to upload files.
When we changed the environment to web-garden(increased the no. of workerprocesses to 2), the progressarea is not visible sometimes. sometimes it is shown for one or two seconds and dissappears,
we have implemented the sql server based sessionstate.
please advice, how can show the progressarea, or if there is any workaround for this.
Thanks,
Srikanth
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Hello Srikanth,
The progress area with RadUpload control in web garden is not supported scenario.
If you are using the RadAsyncUpload control everything should be working correct. The only limitation is when IFrame module is used to upload files. The IFrame module is used only in IE browsers when there is no Silverlight or Flash installed. Could you please check which module is used in your application (with right button click on the input)? Also please try to run your project under Firefox and see how it behaves.
All the best,
Peter Filipov
the Telerik team
The progress area with RadUpload control in web garden is not supported scenario.
If you are using the RadAsyncUpload control everything should be working correct. The only limitation is when IFrame module is used to upload files. The IFrame module is used only in IE browsers when there is no Silverlight or Flash installed. Could you please check which module is used in your application (with right button click on the input)? Also please try to run your project under Firefox and see how it behaves.
All the best,
Peter Filipov
the Telerik team
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