Closed R-McN closed 8 years ago
MikhailTymchukDX
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8 years ago This feature is implemented in PR #73 You can download the entire repository or the latest version of the AjaxFileUpload.js file.
As for the error you provided, would you please describe it in more detail:
R-McN
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8 years ago Hello Mikhail,
Thanks for your support. I’ve recently been employed by a company that has a web application called ‘SafeWells’. It’s a pretty big project, but it is quite old and in need of some modernization – so I’m currently trying to improve its file uploading feature. The problem happens when I load a page with which is called by some javascript on the page:
There is a scriptmanager…
MikhailTymchukDX
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8 years ago @R-McN I cannot see the screenshots you attached. Would you please re-attach them using the GitHub browser UI?
R-McN
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8 years ago 
MikhailTymchukDX
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8 years ago Is js/AjaxFileUpload.js a custom script file or a file from the AJAX Control Toolkit scripts?
R-McN
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8 years ago It is one of the AjaxControlToolkit files that I got from the sample site (that was installed with the toolkit) and it is in a folder called ‘js’ off the root of my web site.
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Is js/AjaxFileUpload.js a custom script file or a file from the AJAX Control Toolkit scripts?
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MikhailTymchukDX
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8 years ago Why do you place it there? AjaxFileUpload will work without it by default, but if you need physical files to be downloaded, you have to install the AjaxControlToolkit.StaticResources NuGet package and disable bundling.
R-McN
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8 years ago I added it because I thought that it was required for being able to validate files before they are uploaded to the server and then to remove them from the queue if they are invalid. Am I mistaken?
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Why do you place it there? AjaxFileUpload will work without it by default, but if you need physical files to be downloaded, you have to install the AjaxControlToolkit.StaticResourceshttps://www.nuget.org/packages/AjaxControlToolkit.StaticResources/ NuGet package and disable bundlinghttps://github.com/DevExpress/AjaxControlToolkit/wiki/How-to-use-bundling-and-CDN#to-disable-bundling.
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MikhailTymchukDX
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8 years ago AjaxFileUpload has no capability to validate files before uploading except for the file extension (as for the v16.1 release). The code that performs that validation is the code you provided earlier and it has no relevance to the AJAX Control Toolkit code.
AjaxFileUpload.js file and all dependencies are loaded automatically in correct order by the toolkit, so you need no extra actions.
Trying to load it explicitly can cause errors, because it uses types defined in files that are not loaded yet.
You can inspect Network tab in a browser's developer tools to get familiar with scripts' load sequence.
R-McN
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8 years ago OK, I’ll remove the js file. Thanks for your help Mikhail. Best regards, Richard
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AjaxFileUpload has no capability to validate files before uploading except for the file extension (as for the v16.1 release). The code that performs that validation is the code you provided earlier and it has no relevance to the AJAX Control Toolkit code.
AjaxFileUpload.js file and all dependencies are loaded automatically in correct order by the toolkit, so you need no extra actions. Trying to load it explicitly can cause errors, because it uses types defined in files that are not loaded yet.
You can inspect Network tab in a browser's developer tools to get familiar with scripts' load sequence.
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Hello, I'm successfully using the AjaxFileUpload control in VS 2013 but, as I want to check file sizes BEFORE uploading, I'm trying out some javascript code that uses AjaxFileUpload.js. I get the following error every time the page loads. I've seen that MikhailTymchukDX has been making some changes regarding the AjaxFileUpload control and I'm wondering if the changes will help with this issue - if so, is there a set of updated files I could download?
Unhandled exception at line 1, column 1 in http://localhost:54093/js/AjaxFileUpload.js
0x800a1391 - JavaScript runtime error: 'Type' is undefined