This example demonstrates how to upload files to a web server and display a status information of an upload process. A status information is received asynchronous in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON, for more information see An Introduction to JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) in JavaScript and .NET. ICallBackEventHandler is used for asynchronous call to the server.
Also this example demonstrates how to display to users an error message during upload. Specifically, the case when need to dispaly an error message about restriction of file size without reading the whole request.
This example allows to upload files with total volume less than 50 MB.

All uploaded files will be stored to the "UploadedFiles" folder that is located in the root directory of an examples.
You should grant write access to "UploadedFiles" folder to the ASP.NET process identity(typically {MACHINE}\ASPNET on IIS 5
or Network Service on IIS 6).
NOTE: If you run this example on the local machine, select larg files(greater than 100MB) to see a progress bar in action.

File 1:
File 2:

This example doesn't work correctly in: Safari
Suggestion: detect a browser and if it's Safari display the progress indicator in a new window.

Used files: Bin\EasyAlgo.EAUpload.dll, web.config, UploadFileWithAjaxProgressBar.aspx, UploadFileWithAjaxProgressBar.aspx.cs, JSCore.js, ExamplesStyle.css [Optional]

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