ithuriel22
commented
12 years ago Fix: ...div id='AjaxMultiUpload$lastDir' class='AjaxMultiUpload'> noscript>
Please enable JavaScript to use file uploader.
/noscript>
/div>
script src='".$webroot."/js/fileuploader.js' type='text/javascript'>/script>
script>
function createUploader(){
var amuCollection = $('.AjaxMultiUpload');
for (var i = 0, max = amuCollection.length; i < max; i++) {...I removed the name tag from the div and added as class then i used jquery at the amuCollecton and tadaaaaa it works in IE9! :D
srs81
Hi!
I saw, that someone posted an issue with IE9 compability. He had trouble with the upload button and i have the same problem with it, but i already know what causes it. The problem is with this part of the UploadHelper (edit funciton) ->
function createUploader(){ var amuCollection = document.getElementsByName('AjaxMultiUpload'); for (var i = 0, max = amuCollection.length; i < max; i++) { action = amuCollection[i].id.replace('AjaxMultiUpload', ''); window['uploader'+i] = new qq.FileUploader({ element: amuCollection[i], action: '".$webroot."/uploads/upload/' + action + '/', debug: true }); } } This creates the upload button, but in IE you can't get the elemenets by their names, only if the elements are form elements. The amuCollection variable will be empty. It doesn't work with div except if the id and name are the same. It's really annoying.