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I have an upload script that works perfectly with IE7, but has an error on FireFox using Java. The script cannot find sourceFile_1. This is with version 5.0.30.0.
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Sounds strange. I have one clue - param names in Firefox may be case sensitive - but I need to look into your code. Could you post a snippet with params?
Sincerely yours,
Andrew Simontsev from Aurigma Team
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Thank you. Here is the entire script. You won't recognize the syntax because it is using Xbasic from Alpha Software. But the below script works fine with IE, but produces the following error with Java: Error Script /upload.a5w Line 18
tbl.Filename = SourceFile_1.filename Not Found
SourceFile_1 Not FoundLine 18 is actually 16 lines down in the code below, including the blank lines. The URL for the site (if that helps) is http://photo.alphatogohost.com. Code:strImagePath = "[PathAlias.Image_Path]\\"+ session.__protected__album
strThumbsPath = "thumbs\\"+ session.__protected__album
if file.exists(strImagePath) = .f.
file.dir_create(strImagePath)
end if
if file.exists(strThumbsPath) = .f.
file.dir_create(strThumbsPath)
end if
dim tbl as p
tbl=table.open("[PathAlias.ADB_Path]\photoimage")
tbl.enter_begin()
tbl.User_id = session.__protected__ulink
tbl.Albumid = session.__protected__album
tbl.Filename = SourceFile_1.filename
tbl.enter_end()
tbl.close()
'"-BLOBS-----------------------------------"
file.from_blob(strImagePath+"\\"+ SourceFile_1.filename,SourceFile_1.data)
file.from_blob(strThumbsPath+"\\t1_"+FILE.FILENAME_PARSE(Thumbnail1_1.filename,"n"),Thumbnail1_1.data)
file.from_blob(strThumbsPath+"\\t2_"+FILE.FILENAME_PARSE(Thumbnail2_1.filename,"n"),Thumbnail2_1.data)
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I should mention that, although I have purchased the ImageUploader license, I have not registered it to this web address yet.
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Doing a little experiment, getting the raw POST payload, I see that both IE and FF do get the same POST variables. I put the POST reference for just the SourceFile_1 element for each at the bottom of this message. They look the same.
But a request such as myvar=SourceFile_1.filename is successful on IE and fails on FF, with error SourceFile_1 not found. And I get the same error with Java no matter what variable I am trying to process (e.g.: myvar=FileCount, myvar=Thumbnail1_1, etc.). So although my client is sending the same POST variables, the Java applet is not parsing the variables, at least not in the same manner as ActiveX.
The only difference in the header of the POST file is the User-Agent line, as follows:
FF: User-Agent: Aurigma Image Uploader JE
IE: User-Agent: Image Uploader
Portion of HTTP POST payload:
FF (Java):
Jpeg
--ptK_t_yVOIPqDk8tCS7N3ea-HyKE23RrD68k
Content-Disposition: form-data; name="SourceFile_1"; filename="myphoto.jpg"
Content-Type: image/jpeg; charset=UTF-8; Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary
IE (ActiveX):
Jpeg
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Content-Disposition: form-data; name="SourceFile_1"; filename="myphoto.jpg"
Content-Type: image/jpeg; charset=utf-8; Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary
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And to add one more thing...
...this code of mine worked perfectly with your version 4.5 Dual.
I just updated to the latest 5.0.40.0 and the problem still persists.
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RESOLVED.
I added this to the top of the page the client views to open the client-side java applet.
<META http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;charset=ISO-8859-1">
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