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Gunz

Gunz

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Another suggestion from me.

I don't know if chevereto had the same problem, but with my old image hosting script the flash part wasn't load on Internet explorer version 7-8. The bug was on flash of IE.

So i was thinking, why don't take also the normal upload (i mean the free version without flash) on chevereto script? I mean the site has flash upload, but the useres if they want can switch to old upload.

And if there are problem with flash upload with IE 7-8, put a redirect (easy to do with htaccess) to normal upload.

What do you think about it? (All big images hosting site have flash/normal upload)
 
Gunz said:
Another suggestion from me.

I don't know if chevereto had the same problem, but with my old image hosting script the flash part wasn't load on Internet explorer version 7-8. The bug was on flash of IE.

So i was thinking, why don't take also the normal upload (i mean the free version without flash) on chevereto script? I mean the site has flash upload, but the useres if they want can switch to old upload.

And if there are problem with flash upload with IE 7-8, put a redirect (easy to do with htaccess) to normal upload.

What do you think about it? (All big images hosting site have flash/normal upload)
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It's a good idea, however 2.x uses Uploadify. I know that 3.x or 4.x will have a custom uploader but it's not there yet!
 
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