Hi Marc,
the progress bar is not programmed in flash, it's jQuery ;) But of course it's updated from Flash with an external call.
The Flash is only used as front-end to select and upload files and is only used (displayed) if Flash is installed. If not, the normal file input is used, but without upload progress. This is the point why I'm searching for other alternatives too, but without patching or installing software in php environment. You must know, not all peoples own a root server. And not all ISP give support to do such things ;(
How does the PHP extensions (APC or uploadprogress) work, I've read that PHP must be patched?
PS: I've a root server.
Michael
Am 10.04.2010 14:51, schrieb Marc Delisle:
Michael Keck a écrit :
Hi,
in jQuery UI there's a widget progressbar ;) Docu: http://docs.jquery.com/UI/Progressbar
Please notice to avoid problems on update progressbar please use follow code (that problem I've with my uploader): $('#your_element .ui-progressbar-value').css({ 'width' : your_progress_var + '%' }); instead of $('#your_element').progressbar( "value" , you_progress ).
Explained: $('your_element').progressbar( "value" , you_progress ) takes to long time and hangs up after to much calls.
I'm writing on an uploader now ... the first test can be seen here: http://michaelkeck.de/projects/jquery/#demo-uploader
Michael
Thanks Michael about the jQuery UI progress bar. Please note however that the phpMyAdmin implementation should not depend on Flash to obtain the values. We currently use the PHP extensions APC or uploadprogress.