I am having similar issues. I have a site that employs a file upload control (www.ka72.com) and I tried to add Ajax to it. In the end, it became obvious that this wasn't going to work out, so I found a good example of using jquery to put an overlay on the page.
That has all been fine, and it works very well for that purpose. The only trouble I have is that I am very jquery-stupid, and I can't get the overlay to appear ONLY for the click of the upload button, and not for every other thing on the page. So now I have an overlay that displays whenever you click any other control on the page, or even navigate away to another page altogether. Since I am using Ajax to hadn grid updates on another part of the page, now the overlay takes control of the browser when people do things in the grid, and appears to lock the browser. Any hints would be appreciated!!! In the meantime, if you want to check my source, feel free... Dylan. On Feb 27, 10:06 am, "Rick Faircloth" <r...@whitestonemedia.com> wrote: > I've been researching my options for uploading a file via AJAX and found > info that says > > it can't be done in pure AJAX and an iframe has to be used. I've seen code > for it and > > I've seen a plug-in or two. > > I just thought I'd ask the group what the best option is. What's the best > plug-in? AJAXUpload? > > Or what's the best tutorial source? I need to integrate this file upload > into a form with > > other fields, so I need something that can help with that. > > Thanks for any feedback, > > Rick > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---------------------------------------------- > > "My reading of history convinces me that most bad government results from > too much government." > > - Thomas Jefferson
