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Hi,
We observed that for IE users, if they go to the page for the first time and install ActiveX, then getImageUploader("...").getUploadFileCount() won't work. An "Object doesn't support this property or method" exception would be thrown in Javascript. Same to functions such as getTotalFileSize(), but some others such as SelectAll(), RemoveAllFromUploadList() are still fine.
If the user reloads the browser (meaning they installed ActiveX before going into the page) then everything will be fine. We're using 5.5.6.0 version.
Can anyone help me with this issue? Thanks a lot!
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Hello, Quote:We observed that for IE users, if they go to the page for the first time and install ActiveX, then getImageUploader("...").getUploadFileCount() won't work. An "Object doesn't support this property or method" exception would be thrown in Javascript. Same to functions such as getTotalFileSize(), but some others such as SelectAll(), RemoveAllFromUploadList() are still fine. Do you call Image Uploader methods on page load? If yes, then you should call them after firing of fullPageLoad event : http://www.aurigma.com/docs/iu/...ptReference.htm#pageload |
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Fedor Skvortsov
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Hi, thanks for the answer. getUploadFileCount() was called in the UploadFileCountChange event callback, which is not called until user added some photo to the uploader, so I assume it should not be the issue. I even tried adding a link which invokes a javascript function to read getUploadFileCount() (to make sure if the error has anything to do with UploadFileCountChange event), but when I click on the link the same error still happens. Again, if ActiveX was installed prior to entering the page, everything works well. Thanks! Fedor wrote:Hello, Quote:We observed that for IE users, if they go to the page for the first time and install ActiveX, then getImageUploader("...").getUploadFileCount() won't work. An "Object doesn't support this property or method" exception would be thrown in Javascript. Same to functions such as getTotalFileSize(), but some others such as SelectAll(), RemoveAllFromUploadList() are still fine. Do you call Image Uploader methods on page load? If yes, then you should call them after firing of fullPageLoad event : http://www.aurigma.com/docs/iu/...ptReference.htm#pageload Edited by user Thursday, November 6, 2008 2:45:39 AM(UTC)
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Hello, Quote:Hi, thanks for the answer.
getUploadFileCount() was called in the UploadFileCountChange event callback, which is not called until user added some photo to the uploader, so I assume it should not be the issue. In any case it is better to be sure whether Image Uploader object and page is totally initialized before accessing to it: Code:var imageUploader1 = null;
function fullPageLoad(){
imageUploader1=getImageUploader("ImageUploader1");
}
function ImageUploader_UploadFileCountChange(){
if (imageUploader1){
//YOUR CODE
}
}
Code://...
iu.addEventListener("ViewChange", "ImageUploader_ViewChange");
iu.fullPageLoadListenerName = "fullPageLoad";
//Tell Image Uploader writer object to generate all necessary HTML code to embed
//Image Uploader to the page.
iu.writeHtml();
Quote:I even tried adding a link which invokes a javascript function to read getUploadFileCount() (to make sure if the error has anything to do with UploadFileCountChange event), but when I click on the link the same error still happens. Could you submit case or send here the link of page with Image Uploader? |
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Fedor Skvortsov
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I found the problem. It's related to getHtml(). If you write something like... (the Basic Demo code would work) Code:<div>
<script>
var iu = new ImageUploaderWriter("ImageUploader1", 650, 400);
//all the initialization codes...
iu.writeHtml();
</script>
</div>
then everything is fine. However if you write something like... Code:<div id="container">
</div>
<script>
var iu = new ImageUploaderWriter("ImageUploader1", 650, 400);
//the same initialization codes...
document.getElementById('container').innerHTML = iu.writeHtml();
</script>
Most of the time it's still fine, but if it's first load in IE, then requesting for getImageUploader('ImageUploader1').getUploadFileCount() will throw such exception! Edited by user Tuesday, November 11, 2008 4:49:40 PM(UTC)
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