multiple files uppload problem

arwa lokat

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Can not uppload multiple files. The property "add multiple files" is anaktive.

#11367

Apr 04, 2007 11:00

Andrea Filyo

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You need to have the component for Advance File Upload installed and activated. This can be done under Root folder/Components.

#11739

Apr 04, 2007 15:56

arwa lokat

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how can I get this component

#11740

Apr 04, 2007 16:58

Andrea Filyo

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Look under Root folder/Components, the component should be visible there and available for installation (ActiveX component). Note though, the component will only work with Internet Explorer 7 if you have had the component installed and running with IE 6 before you upgrade to Internet Explorer 7.

#11741

Apr 05, 2007 10:55

arwa lokat

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#11742

Apr 10, 2007 9:10

arwa lokat

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#11743

Apr 10, 2007 9:22

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To EPiServer: will there ever be an upgrade to make it possible to upload multiple files in episerver with explorer 7? Many customers is getting frustrated over this feature? /Wictor Stiebel

#11744

Jun 12, 2007 12:24

Per Hemmingson

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Hi. You need the IE7 compatibility fix for Client components. See the link below. http://www.episerver.com/en/EPiServer_Knowledge_Center/News--Information/News-Knowledge-Center/Changes-made-to-EPiServer-templates-for-IE7-compatibility/

#11745

Aug 10, 2007 13:36

peter.mcclymont@intergen.co.nz

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I noticed someone else commented this, Look under Root folder/Components, the component should be visible there and available for installation (ActiveX component). Note though, the component will only work with Internet Explorer 7 if you have had the component installed and running with IE 6 before you upgrade to Internet Explorer 7. We have a client that cannot accept this. They will be running internet explorer 7 only. How can I resolve this issue? I have applied the 'IE7 compatibility fix for Client components', but this does not affect the activex component that the user downloads when they are on the 'components' tab in edit mode. Why does the activex component need to be applied to internet explorer 6 first? Is it the same activex component as ie7? Can we download an apply an activex component manually?

#11746

Aug 21, 2007 3:41

Leif Boström

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Any new status on this issue would be very much appreciated. We are facing the same problem, restricting installation of the EPiServer Client Components on IE 7. The “Install version 1.1” button is disabled under the Components tab. Regards, Leif

#11747

Dec 05, 2007 11:37

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Are you using Windows Vista? Our project manager has the same problem, tho it only appears on Vista. Works perfectly on my XP installation.

#11748

Dec 06, 2007 12:00

Leif Boström

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Yes, I'm running Vista.

#11749

Dec 06, 2007 21:53

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multiple files uppload problem