after a few hours playing around with it and getting anoyed of the uploadprogress extension i got a few unsolved problems.
If i got three files on the upload queue where one file is twice, i dont receive any files in my upload.php in $_FILES. So I don't know what to return {"success":false} doesn't work. What happens in the UploadForm is, that no process will be displayed and after a few seconds all the files are removed.... The same problem i got if the size of the files i want to upload exceeds the post_max_size in the php.ini
after a few hours playing around with it and getting anoyed of the uploadprogress extension i got a few unsolved problems.
If i got three files on the upload queue where one file is twice, i dont receive any files in my upload.php in $_FILES. So I don't know what to return {"success":false} doesn't work. What happens in the UploadForm is, that no process will be displayed and after a few seconds all the files are removed.... The same problem i got if the size of the files i want to upload exceeds the post_max_size in the php.ini
Re same files: I haven't observed this problem, I'm running exclusively Linux servers though. Does failure callback get executed when you return {"success":false}?
Re file size: Unfortunately, it works as you describe. File is first uploaded and then the file size error is reported.
Re same files: I haven't observed this problem, I'm running exclusively Linux servers though. Does failure callback get executed when you return {"success":false}?
OK, i tested it once again and there is no problem with double files. Probably it didn't work yesterday because of the mentioned filesize. I tested it with large files between 5 mb and 20 mb ... 10mb + 5mb + 5mb = 20mb and i think in that moment i had the max_post @ 16mb
i think for userfriendly reasons it would be nice to have a zip file of the extension?
i dont understand why i need to rip all the files manually from the source.....