Not Working with .NET Upload Handler

[Vakees]

Hi,

I'm trying to use this uploader on a Asp.NET project. I had a HttpHandler that worked with SWFUploader as well as Silverlight, however it wasn't unified and would like to try using Pluploader.

It seems context.Request.Files.Count is always zero or context.Request.InputStream.Length taking while to response, context.Request.QueryString.Count seems empty.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

[spocke]

Yes, the files are send as a binary stream not as mutlipart there is another issue open where I explain why we use direct binary streams instead of multipart encoding for the files.

[iesta]

It does not work with Ruby on Rails either.
Any chance to have an optional multipart version?
Thanks a lot and congrats for the great work !

[spocke]

Yes, the next version will have multipart support.

[st-gwerner]

Also, a gotcha that I got trapped with using .Net and HTML4. Make sure to set the container setting as well as the browse_button setting, or else it will put the input controls outside of your form and not submit the data.

[macropodhq]

The uploader works fine in .NET. We're using it with great success.

Shameless self promotion HOWTO on using plupload with .NET: http://www.angrymonkeys.com.au/blog/2010/02/26/using-plupload-with-asp-net/

[die-antwort]

@iesta:

Finally, we managed to combine plupload with our new rails 3 app.

Here's how we managed:

javascript config:

multipart: true,
multipart_params: { "authenticity_token": $("meta[name=csrf-token]").attr("content") }

rails controller action (in our example we upload images to a gallery object):

@image = @gallery.images.new({ :source => params[:file], :gallery_id => params[:gallery_id]})

We simply remapped the passed params to a new hash.