I will be as specific as possible in this:

Using DreamWeaver CS5
Advanced Multi-Uploader 1.0.3
Pure PHP File Upload 2.1.10
Using PHP 5.x

1) Followed Steps EXACTLY as shown in the DMXZone Video for multi-file uploads - Added the dmxMultiUploader to a page - The page does not have restrict access behaviour. There is a redirect specified in the Pure PHP File Upload to redirect AFTER upload completes

2) Uploaded all objects to the server

3) Selected 5 Files to upload

4) Each file uploads, but also has a Failed 302 Found Error

5) Page redirect happens to the correct page after the 5th file uploads

6) I am not using any form of insert behaviours either. Literally I did step by step what the video did and did not deviate from the video at all.

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Tested in FireFox 3.6.6
Tested in IE 8
Removed the Redirect as recommended in other posts on this forum

No matter what, the 302 found error still occurs.

I also noticed many people posting this same problem on the forums dating as far back as 2004, WITH NO RESOLUTION. From 2004 to 2010, is 6 years, that is not acceptable for not resolving an issue, and I dont want to hear that "your working on it" as 6 years to fix such a simple bug is not acceptable also.

I have no other choice but to decline payment on my CC if this is not resolved. I would hope it gets resolved in a timely fashion since from the looks of things (assuming it will work) the control looks good - but looks are useless if it doesn't do what it is supposed to do.

Other Bugs in the uploader.

1) AFter uploader is finished, the Remove button is grayed out. Even if you select a file in the list, the remove button continues to be grayed out, thus you cannot remove the files from the list

2) Since you cannot remove the files from the list, if for some reason you want to try again and add those same files again, you get an error saying they are already in the list and then the whole browser locks up and you must use task manager to end the browser session.

We cannot push faulty code to our customers. These bugs must be fixed, as our level of Quality Assurance is obviously higher than DMXZones level of QA

--David

Edited by - David Matney on 13 Jul 2010  21:50:04

yeah i ended up just bypassing the redirect and putting a button in LAME

Hi David,

the 302 errors in the other topics may seem unsolved because they were always caused by the user having all kind of redirects on the page. So it is not an Adv Multi Upload problem ...

Indeed do not use After Upload goto redirect on Pure PHP Upload - just don't enter any server redirects at all, but add a button under the multi upload control for the users to continue when done.

That is the best solution as you never know when they are done - they might want to have a few uploads after each other... on the same page.

Greetings,
George

I found that when I used "User Authentication > Restrict Access to Page" that is when the 302 started. This definitely needs to be resolved as having an upload page accessible by the world without a password is a really bad idea.

Hello,

Please check the following article, where it is explained how to secure the Advanced Multi Uploader: www.dmxzone.com/go?16993

When will this be fixed so that the workaround is not necessary?

Hello Bart,

There is no "fix" for the extension as those are security limitations in the Adobe Flash Player.

Your fix works you rock Teodor Kuduschiev.

Teodor, I am still getting this error. I removed the user authentication and did the fix. I still get an error, when uploading to a dynamic directory. If I change it to a static location, it works. I am getting the dynamic directory from a session variable. The value is there, as I can display it on the page. But the script is not picking it up.