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In JS to create an object reference,
Looks like this is the way
uploader=$au.imageUploaderFlash('Uploader1');
instead of this
uploader=$au.uploader('Uploader1');
Very inconvenient to have different syntax. Took a lot of flipping pages in the Docs to finally see what was wrong.
But my question is, Running the second line in HTML5 (which is wrong) did not throw any JS exceptions so i had no idea the syntax was wrong.
Is there some sort of JS error suppression going on that I can bypass so I get errors shown?
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FYI
$au.debug().level(3);
$au.debug().mode(['console']);
uploader=$au.uploader('Uploader1');
I am led to believe this should work, but I get no messages, and everything after the uploader= line that should cause an error is ignored.
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Hi jmarcv, I noticed that you incorrectly creating an object: Quote:uploader=$au.imageUploaderFlash('Uploader1'); Create the object correctly so: Code:var uploader = $au.imageUploaderFlash({id : 'Uploader1'});
Please use this code for creating the uploader instance, then your following code should work correctly. Code:
$au.debug().level(3);
$au.debug().mode(['console']);
uploader=$au.uploader({id : 'Uploader1'});
I hope it helps. Best regards, Vitaly Kustov Aurigma Technical Support |
Best regards,
Vitaly Kustov
Aurigma Technical Support
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