Could you try to pass PHPSESSION in URL instead ? That would be the partial solution that I'm using now. The problem is, some of the servers that I tried to deploy JFileUpload on, have PHP configured with "session.use_only_cookies" to "On", to increase the security. Also, a couple of servers requir...

I'm not using any of those parameters. After further investigation I found out that a HEAD request is also sent when "authentication" is "auto". It seems that you can choose between a HEAD or a GET request trough the use of undocumented parameter "httpauthmethod". Some people might find that useful....

I'm configuring the applet, trough the "cookiename" and "cookievalues" params, to include a cookie that preserves the PHP session. Everything works fine for the first uploaded file, however, on the second request the applet sends two "Cookie" headers, because the server sent a cookie back in the fir...

Is it possible to disable the HEAD HTTP request the applet is performing before POST-ing the file data, while not using file resuming or CRC verification?

This request is also performed every time a chunk of file is uploaded. I don't see any reason why it should do that.

Thanks,

Vlad

Yes, I'm using the "onfly" "chunkmode" feature, I am not sure where the temporary pieces are stored and I didn't want the users to notice temporary files on their computers.
The "Cancel" button gets difficult to press when using a small chunk size over a fast connection.

It was a fonts issue. Thank you for your help!

@skum3: You could also use JSAPI addon (http://www.jfileupload.com/products/tools/index.html), to have the JavaScript function "JSTransferCancelled" make a simple request to your server (Ajax or whatever), something like "http://www.yourserver.com/the-upload-script.php?action=clean_after_cancel". @s...

Thank you for the fast reply!

Does "WeakSSL2.2" work with "JFileUploadPremium2.3"?

P.S. I have manually imported the certificate in JRE and it works now. It's strange because the certificate is not a test one and works fine in all browsers.

Hi, I'm trying to use JFileUpload over HTTPS, but I'm getting the following error: [ERROR] HTTPTransfer - javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path validation failed: java.security.cert.CertPathValidatorException: basic constraints check failed: pathLe...

I'm using Java version: 1.6.0_07
So I have this text: "Drag files from your computer here \u5B57 \u4E2D" which displays like this: