I managed to figure it out on my own. I will answer it just incase someone else might have this issue because there is very little help even on the authors site for it I decided to leave the Flash file on the same server(Web server) because it didn't seem to work putting it on the media server with the javscript files. The js wouldn't work.So my main server has the uploadify folder still on the server and I only put the php files(uploader.
Php) I needed to process my images on the media server AND the crossdomain. Xml in the root of that server. Then told uploadify in the parameter settings to point to my uploader.
Php script on that server. Everything worked like a charm after that. I took quite a while to figure it out and get passed the errors.
Now I can load balance my media. Hope this helps someone else. Uploadify is a really nice multi file uploader.
I managed to figure it out on my own. I will answer it just incase someone else might have this issue because there is very little help even on the authors site for it. I decided to leave the Flash file on the same server(Web server) because it didn't seem to work putting it on the media server with the javscript files.
The js wouldn't work. So my main server has the uploadify folder still on the server and I only put the php files(uploader. Php) I needed to process my images on the media server AND the crossdomain.
Xml in the root of that server. Then told uploadify in the parameter settings to point to my uploader. Php script on that server.
Everything worked like a charm after that. I took quite a while to figure it out and get passed the errors. Now I can load balance my media.
Hope this helps someone else. Uploadify is a really nice multi file uploader.
You need to change code in your uploadify. Js: /* Original code */ uploadifyCancel:function(ID) { jQuery(this). Each(function() { document.
GetElementById(jQuery(this). Attr('id') + 'Uploader'). CancelFileUpload(ID, true, true, false); }); }, /*New code */ uploadifyCancel:function(ID){ jQuery(this).
Each(function(){ document. GetElementById(jQuery(this). Attr("id")+"Uploader").
CancelFileUpload(ID,true,false) }); }, /*Original code */ jQuery(this). Bind("uploadifyComplete", { 'action': settings. OnComplete }, function(event, ID, fileObj, response, data) { if (event.data.
Action(event, ID, fileObj, unescape(response), data)! == false) { jQuery("#" + jQuery(this). Attr('id') + ID).
Find('. Percentage'). Text(' - Completed'); if (settings.
RemoveCompleted) { jQuery("#" + jQuery(event. Target). Attr('id') + ID).
FadeOut(250,function() { jQuery(this).remove() }); } jQuery("#" + jQuery(event. Target). Attr('id') + ID).
AddClass('completed'); } }); /* New code */ jQuery(this). Bind("uploadifyProgress", { 'action': settings. OnProgress, 'toDisplay': settings.
DisplayData }, function(event, ID, fileObj, data) { if (event.data. Action(event, ID, fileObj, data)! == false) { jQuery("#" + jQuery(this).
Attr('id') + ID + "ProgressBar"). Animate({ 'width': data. Percentage + '%' },250,function() { if (data.
Percentage == 100) { jQuery(this). Closest('. UploadifyProgress').
FadeOut(250,function() { jQuery(this).remove() }); } }); if (event.data. ToDisplay == 'percentage') displayData = ' - ' + data. Percentage + '%'; if (event.data.
ToDisplay == 'speed') displayData = ' - ' + data. Speed + 'KB/s'; if (event.data. ToDisplay == null) displayData = ' '; jQuery("#" + jQuery(this).
Attr('id') + ID). Find('. Percentage').
Text(displayData); } }).
I don't have that in 3.0. Also when I hit the X it give me the dialog box error -280: File Canceled. I don't want any alerts coming up.
Just want the file to be removed. It does remove the file but there should be no alerts. Any idea how to fix that?
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