OK, I'll have a look at those.
Thanks.
In other news, I'm glad that those bindings exist somewhere, even if I wasn't
supposed to use them, they weren't used correctly and weren't supposed to be
exposed to begin with. I thought I was hallucinating, as I can't seem to find
them now.
On Aug 10, 2010, at 11:56 AM, David LeBer wrote:
>
> On 2010-08-10, at 11:42 AM, Andrew R. Kinnie wrote:
>
>> Honestly, I am not sure at this point. I think it was something I added
>> from something I found in my desperate search for a solution. In any event
>> they appear to have no effect, whether I have them or not. In any event,
>> they should have been removed before sending it. Sorry. I can't find those
>> bindings as a string anywhere, in my workspace, or even google (other than
>> my message) Love to know where I came up with it, but it apparently does
>> not affect the issue at hand.
>
> OK,
>
> That was just concerning me. I didn't expose those values as bindings in
> AjaxFlexibleFileUpload and they definitely cannot be the same value.
>
> Unfortunately I'm up to my ears in deadlines right at this minute, but I'll
> try and mockup your problem when I get a chance. Though, I'm wondering if
> this kind of fail is just a special case of 'cancel', and if that is the case
> then we might need to modify the handler to try and brute force kill the
> upload client-side. You can take a look at the CancelLink and
> cancelFunction() in AjaxFlexibleFileUpload to see what I mean.
>
>
>>
>> Andrew
>>
>> PS: Vinny Luc said he tried switching the default CSS to true, in order to
>> get the progress bar to work, but it doesn't resolve it either. (I'm
>> desperately trying to get him to chime in with what he has tried. Heck ,
>> not even Dave has replied.)
>>
>> On Aug 10, 2010, at 11:07 AM, David LeBer wrote:
>>
>>>>
>>>> Attachment1Upload : ERAttachmentFlexibleUpload {
>>>> failedFunction = "alert(\"Your upload is too large. The maximum size is
>>>> 15 MB.\")";
>>>> finishedFunction = "attachmentUploadContainerUpdate()";
>>>> configurationName = "CCCommunication.attachments";
>>>> editingContext = communication.editingContext;
>>>> attachment = communication.attachment1;
>>>> selectFileLabel = "Choose a file";
>>>> editorEditButtonClass = "prettyButton";
>>>> selectFileButtonClass = "prettyButton";
>>>> cancelButtonClass = "prettyButton";
>>>> editorEditLabel = "Change";
>>>> injectDefaultCSS = false;
>>>> clearUploadProgressOnSuccess = true;
>>>> innerUploadContainerId = "attachmentUploadContainer";
>>>> outerUploadContainerId = "attachmentUploadContainer";
>>>> }
>>>
>>> What are these bindings?
>>>
>>>> innerUploadContainerId = "attachmentUploadContainer";
>>>> outerUploadContainerId = "attachmentUploadContainer";
>>>
>>> And why are they set to the same value?
>>
>
> ;david
>
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