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I have only purchased the licence for the java uploader, so don't want it to use the ActiveX on IE. How do I force it to use the Java uploader? Also, I'm getting a 'Thread was being aborted' error from ASP.NET anyu suggestions of what to look at to try to resolve this? 
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Hello Richard, Thanks for contacting us. To use the Image Uploader Java in the Internet Explorer you should disable ActiveX Control for Image Uploader. Please set the value of the ActiveXControlEnabled property to false in the code where you imbed Image Uploader on your page: Code: iu.activeXControlEnabled = false;
As far your second problem – please let me know where and when you experience this issue? Looking forward to reply from you. Edited by user Monday, July 19, 2010 6:40:05 PM(UTC)
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Dmitry Obukhov
Technical Support. Aurigma, Inc.
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It's still coming up with the activeX , do I need to delete temporary files in IE?
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richhamilton wrote:I have only purchased the licence for the java uploader, so don't want it to use the ActiveX on IE.
How do I force it to use the Java uploader? We only use the Java side as well... In addition to the option for the setting. We removed the cab for the activex completely from the server as we had the same problem. This is what I did : Code:
$imageUploader->setActiveXControlEnabled(false);
$imageUploader->setJavaAppletEnabled(true);
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