All files with examples should be opened from web server (i.e http://www.yourserver.com/example.html or http://localhost/example.html)!

Steps to test upload:

• Copy this file with "ElementITMultiPowUpload1.6.swf" file to needed web folder.
• Copy file processing script to the same web folder.
  • for ASP: file \FileProcessingScripts\ASP\freeASPUpload.asp
  • for PHP (Windows): file \FileProcessingScripts\PHP_WIN\winupload.php
  • for PHP (Unix): file \FileProcessingScripts\PHP_UNIX\unixupload.php
  • for Perl (Windows): file \FileProcessingScripts\PERL_WIN\winupload.pl
  • for Perl (Unix): file \FileProcessingScripts\PERL_UNIX\unixupload.pl
  • for ASP.NET (VB.NET): file \FileProcessingScripts\ASP.NET\VBNET\uploadfiles.aspx
  • for ASP.NET (C Sharp): file \FileProcessingScripts\ASP.NET\C#\uploadfiles.aspx
• Open needed file processing script file in Text Editor (NotePad) and modify default folder path to store uploaded files. Default path is "C:\Uploads\" in Windows ("/home/uploads" in Unix). If default value has slash or backslash at the end also type it in your path!
• In the Form below select small file to upload (size less than 1 KB) and enter Upload processing script file name (like freeASPUpload.asp for ASP, winupload.php for PHP, uploadfiles.aspx for ASP.NET, etc.)
• If upload works success (server don't returns errors) try to upload large file.
• After success tests with Form based upload try Flash upload.

Upload processing script file:

(For HTTPS (SSL) use format like "http://www.yoursite.com:443/uploadfiles.aspx")

Form based upload (Classic):

Select file:

Flash based upload:

You need at least 8 version of Flash player. Download last version here