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I have a page that allows users to send me files using the AJAX uploader object. Small files seem to work ok. However on larger files I'm getting some strange results. The progress bar will show the upload progress for awhile at a normal and consistent speed. Then it suddenly goes to 100% finished. In this case there is a file uploaded however it is smaller than what was being sent and it is now contaminated and therefore cannot be used. Have you seen anything like this before? Is there something that I can configure to avoid this problem or is there something that you can do to fix this?
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Joined: 5/27/2007
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Hi,
We are not aware of any problem like this. The most common problem is IIS filters that would restrict the size of the file being uploaded. In that case the whole upload would fail, so you may get small files but the uploader will not report the upload has succeeded. You may want to try run the code on another server to see if it is anything related to your server first.
Thanks!
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There is one more anomoly that I forgot to list. The Temporary folder is not being cleared out automatically by the control. I can wait more than a month and it's still loaded up with temp files.
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Hi,
Make sure nobody else touches the files. The uploader checks the last accessed time of the file and if it sees the file has recently being accessed, then it would not delete it. So f you have something in the background constantly scanning those files, they will never be deleted.
Thanks!
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