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Hi,

 

I found the config settings that determine what the largest file you can upload is.  What I want to know is are there practical constraints on file size for uploading?  I need to allow my clients to upload large video files, possibly as large as 100MB.  I know U-tube allows you to post video files of up to that length, and it seems to work out fairly well.  But of course they have large server farms, and probably have machines devoted to just handling uploads.  In any case, I'd rather have my clients upload their large media files through the Cute Editor rather than force them to install and use a separate FTP program. 

 

Does anyone have any insight into this issue?  Thanks.

 

Aaron

Aaron,

 

Cute Editor has a built-in powerful ASP.NET Upload control.

 

Please try your large file here.

 

Large File Upload

Ajax Uploader allows you to upload large files to a server with the low server memory consumption.

 

Hope it helps.

 

Keep me posted.

 

 

Sweet. The version I'm using doesn't feature this control.  I assume I can upgrade to the current version with my existing license, and gain access to this control.  Is it part of the /CuteSoft_Client/CuteEditor folder, or do I have to download and install the control separately?  Thanks.

 

Aaron

Aaron,

 

It's included in version 6.1.

 

 

 

Okay, this might be a lame question, but...

 

I don't see it in the CuteEditor anywhere.  What does the button look like?  Is it just that the usual uploaders in

the (Image Gallery, Insert Media, Downloadable Files etc.) dialogs have been replaced with Ajax Uploader?  Or should I download and install the Ajax Uploader tool separately, and my license for Cute Editor will work for that as well.  Thanks.

 

Aaron

Aaron,

 

All the upload funtions in the editor have been replaced with Ajax Uploader. You don't need to download this control separately.

Thanks.

 

And if I wanted to have an uploader control on my form, without having an Editor on it, what would I do then?

 

Thanks.

 

Aaron

Okay, I get it.  I can do the same stuff that Ajax Uploader does by having my users open Cute Editor, then click on Downloadable Files, then click Upload.  But for $99 they won't have to, they can just go straight to the uploader.  I like that option much better, and $99 is very reasonable.

 

Just wanted to be clear.  Thank you.

 

Aaron