fresh installation 6.1 using the latest dev-version of prog-gallery.
- using the upload windows I can select an images then I see the progress bar, but it ends displaying Error:Fail
- the classic upload works.

any idea?

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#5 upload_ie.jpg18.65 KBstoltoguzzi
#5 upload_ff.jpg21.48 KBstoltoguzzi
#3 upload_ie.jpg19.32 KBstoltoguzzi
#2 upload.jpg21.84 KBstoltoguzzi
#1 swfupload.JPG47.42 KBJānis Bebrītis
#1 javascript.JPG44.04 KBJānis Bebrītis
#1 classic.JPG18.03 KBJānis Bebrītis

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Jānis Bebrītis’s picture

Jānis Bebrītis commented
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i`ve noticed this sometime ago with internet explorer. my dev server had pretty hacked configuration and so I decided there is problem with my url rewriting.

what browser are you using when this happens? have you tried another? thanks!

which one do you mean by classic upload, because there are 3 upload options: multiupload (swfupload), no-swfu fallback (javascript) and a classic one - 5 plain file browse fields. (see attachment)

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stoltoguzzi commented
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it is what you call classic.jpg.
Using firefox the javascript upload is working. But the preview in the upload-windows shows some characters and not the images.

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forgot to add the error-message from IE

Jānis Bebrītis’s picture

Jānis Bebrītis commented

this looks like an old version where I forgot to hide iframe. can you please download latest version and review it? Thanks!

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stoltoguzzi commented
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the result is similar, see attached pictures

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Jānis Bebrītis commented

i saw some message on fupload module page:

mod_security - if mod_security is enabled, you might have problems uploading images because an http error is returned immediately (error 503, 403 or something else). To solve this problem, disable this (apache) module for the urls "/fupload/flash" & "?q=fupload/flash"

do you have mod_security enabled?

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normunds lauva commented

I've found out that IE does not set correct enctype from AJAX uploads. I used Fiddler to see headers sent. Firefox makes normal multipart/form-data posts, IE does not.

Enctype is set in prog_gallery.js:405. Someone could find further why this doesn't work on IE.