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Progress Bar - mcarr - 09-29-2010

Hello,

I would like to see an upload progress bar implemented with also the ability to continue with the upload if it has been stopped for whatever reason.

Any chance of this being implemented? This would be helpful for large files and for users that have slow, unreliable Internet connections.

Mike



RE: Progress Bar - administrator - 09-30-2010

i like this feature something like ajax based upload manager

good request.


RE: Progress Bar - dgbaker - 11-11-2011

Has anyone had any success adding a progress meter for uploads? I've been trying to get this one working - http://www.johnboy.com/php-upload-progress-bar/ and have the bar showing but it does not update during the actual upload.

Any hints or ideas?

Thanks
David


RE: Progress Bar - dgbaker - 11-11-2011

Has anyone had any success adding a progress meter for uploads? I've been trying to get this one working - http://www.johnboy.com/php-upload-progress-bar/ and have the bar showing but it does not update during the actual upload.

Any hints or ideas?

Thanks
David


RE: Progress Bar - steinm - 11-11-2011

(09-29-2010, 11:02 PM)mcarr Wrote: Hello,

I would like to see an upload progress bar implemented with also the ability to continue with the upload if it has been stopped for whatever reason.

Any chance of this being implemented? This would be helpful for large files and for users that have slow, unreliable Internet connections.

Have you checked the jumploader introduced in letodms 3.2.0? It does what you want, but is a java applet. I do not know how it behaves over unreliable internet connections.

Uwe


RE: Progress Bar - dgbaker - 11-11-2011

(11-11-2011, 03:23 AM)steinm Wrote:
(09-29-2010, 11:02 PM)mcarr Wrote: Hello,

I would like to see an upload progress bar implemented with also the ability to continue with the upload if it has been stopped for whatever reason.

Any chance of this being implemented? This would be helpful for large files and for users that have slow, unreliable Internet connections.

Have you checked the jumploader introduced in letodms 3.2.0? It does what you want, but is a java applet. I do not know how it behaves over unreliable internet connections.

Uwe

Can't seem to get it to load, not sure if it's an IE 9 issue, but window closes and reopens with error loading page.




RE: Progress Bar - administrator - 11-11-2011

(11-11-2011, 03:23 AM)steinm Wrote:
(09-29-2010, 11:02 PM)mcarr Wrote: Hello,

I would like to see an upload progress bar implemented with also the ability to continue with the upload if it has been stopped for whatever reason.

Any chance of this being implemented? This would be helpful for large files and for users that have slow, unreliable Internet connections.

Have you checked the jumploader introduced in letodms 3.2.0? It does what you want, but is a java applet. I do not know how it behaves over unreliable internet connections.

Uwe

hey UWE

i think LetoDMS uploader should be in JavaScript or Ajax not Applet i think Applet way would be very old fashion is there way we can add that function to LetoDMS please? if you want ? or get a chance to play around with it ?

Thanks

LetoDMS.




RE: Progress Bar - steinm - 11-11-2011

(11-11-2011, 02:20 PM)administrator Wrote:
(11-11-2011, 03:23 AM)steinm Wrote:
(09-29-2010, 11:02 PM)mcarr Wrote: Hello,

I would like to see an upload progress bar implemented with also the ability to continue with the upload if it has been stopped for whatever reason.

Any chance of this being implemented? This would be helpful for large files and for users that have slow, unreliable Internet connections.

Have you checked the jumploader introduced in letodms 3.2.0? It does what you want, but is a java applet. I do not know how it behaves over unreliable internet connections.

Uwe

hey UWE

i think LetoDMS uploader should be in JavaScript or Ajax not Applet i think Applet way would be very old fashion is there way we can add that function to LetoDMS please? if you want ? or get a chance to play around with it ?
The problem with any upload mechanism relying on the browser is the size limit of documents. It is at 2G or 4G depending on the browser. If you want to upload larger files, you have to use an applet which chops the document in parts.

Uwe



RE: Progress Bar - dgbaker - 11-14-2011

For issues with Jump Loader not loading correctly on IE:9, this is actually a known issue that will require you to update your java client to resolve. This is noted in the jumploader forum.


RE: Progress Bar - dgbaker - 11-15-2011

(11-11-2011, 06:29 PM)steinm Wrote:
(11-11-2011, 02:20 PM)administrator Wrote:
(11-11-2011, 03:23 AM)steinm Wrote:
(09-29-2010, 11:02 PM)mcarr Wrote: Hello,

I would like to see an upload progress bar implemented with also the ability to continue with the upload if it has been stopped for whatever reason.

Any chance of this being implemented? This would be helpful for large files and for users that have slow, unreliable Internet connections.

Have you checked the jumploader introduced in letodms 3.2.0? It does what you want, but is a java applet. I do not know how it behaves over unreliable internet connections.

Uwe

hey UWE

i think LetoDMS uploader should be in JavaScript or Ajax not Applet i think Applet way would be very old fashion is there way we can add that function to LetoDMS please? if you want ? or get a chance to play around with it ?
The problem with any upload mechanism relying on the browser is the size limit of documents. It is at 2G or 4G depending on the browser. If you want to upload larger files, you have to use an applet which chops the document in parts.

Uwe

Although that reasoning does make sense. It is a sledgehammer solution for the majority that won't be uploading anything near that size. Plus the fact all users will need to have java installed on their machines which now puts reliance on the users pc and adds another layer that is out of our control for troubleshooting issues.