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Instead of uploadifiy, plupload!?

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fordsho

Chevereto Member
I'd like to use the plupload system rather than uploadifiy which file require modification to get this done? 🙂 Thanks
 
rain said:
Plupload would allow html5 uploading for those that don't run flash.
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Well, html5 isn't supported by all browsers, flash is.

Limiting your website to users who have html5 browsers compatibility is not a very good idea, also editing the script to replace uplodify by pupload would be a major change, so I don't think it will really happen soon.
 
Danny.Domb said:
rain said:
Plupload would allow html5 uploading for those that don't run flash.
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Well, html5 isn't supported by all browsers, flash is.

Limiting your website to users who have html5 browsers compatibility is not a very good idea, also editing the script to replace uplodify by pupload would be a major change, so I don't think it will really happen soon.
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plupload uses html5, gears, silverlight, browserplus AND flash.

BTW I'm not asking for plupload, I only have one user that asked for a non flash solution.

But it might be a solution if Rodolfo wants to add more compatibily to its script and yep, it would be a major change.
 
Uploadify implementation was always the first choice because of how it works. It was way too easy to make a custom uploadify for Chevereto.

I also looked for other alternatives (mostly a non flash thing) but I believe that is too soon to run over plupload (or anything else) because html5 is still a fresh thing. In a certain point the default uploader will be changed but not too soon.

Anyway, uploadify is just the out of the box uploader but you can use plupload or whatever... There is just the fine print that you must know javascript.
 
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