client side events

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client side events

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chiodi84 04-27-2007, 9:16
hi, i'm testing the new pinUpload if it is suitable for my web application. i would like to know if it has some client side event to know when a file has been uploaded or something else

Re: client side events

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Pintexx Support 04-27-2007, 9:25
Hi,

we are in version 1.x therefore some features are still missing.

What is the reason that you want to use client events ?

Regards,
Hans-Peter

Re: client side events

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chiodi84 04-27-2007, 10:00
we are developing for some of our customers a webmail frontend for our "mailing system" (like exchange)
we are using pinedit as editor for new mail and we wuold like to use pinUpload to insert attach to mails
since our project is in some way ajax based we would like to have the possibility to access to some informations of pinUpload client side.
perhaps we can do it also without this informations (ie just reading the directory where file are uploaded) but if we are able to have this information client side we can display them to the user in the way we prefer
another simple question: will be there some way to have more customization? in particular we would like:
- hiding disabled button (ie: delete button...)
- disabling (and hiding) upload path chooser
what we really need is only somthing that extend the normal feature of a html upload object, such as multiple file select...
thank you for your quick response, and hope this will be helpfull

Paolo

Re: client side events

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Pintexx Support 04-27-2007, 10:10
Hi Paolo,

as I mentioned we tried to create an upload component with all features you ever desired.

But we are open for any kind of suggestions.

Just send an email to support@pintexx.com or post all of your suggestions here.

Another other inquiry was i.e. multiple deletion of server files.

Regards,
Hans-Peter

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chiodi84 04-27-2007, 10:31
thank you.
i'll make some test than i'll give you some feedback and suggestion

Paolo

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chiodi84 04-27-2007, 12:34
another question: is it possible to set no file size limit?

Paolo

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Pintexx Support 04-27-2007, 12:38
Paolo,

if you set no limit then it is limited internally to 2MB.

Therefore just set to a very high value like 50MB.

Regards,
Hans-Peter

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chiodi84 04-27-2007, 2:14
can this limit exceed the limit of iis for requests or not?

thank you,
Paolo

Re: client side events

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Pintexx Support 04-27-2007, 2:36
Paolo,

I'm sorry to say that I'm not sure where you can set the maximum upload size in IIS.

I know that this can be set but I do not know where.
And I do not know the initial setting.

Regards,
Hans-Peter

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chiodi84 04-27-2007, 3:43
thanks, but my question was if the upload size limit of pinUpload is limited by the one of iis or if you use some tecnique that allow pinUpload to avoid the iis limit
we have implemented thi pinUpload in our application, we will have some days of test and we will show it to customers. if it will be all ok, we'll buy the license
thank you again for the always-quick responses,
Paolo

Re: client side events

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Pintexx Support 04-27-2007, 4:40
Paolo,

now I see.
The upload limitation is handled by pinUpload independant of the web server.

Regards,
Hans-Peter