Bug #21916
closedfiles upload through Firefox 3.5.6
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Description
When I try to upload a file with Firefox 3.5.6 with fileadmin the file is not uploaded without any explanation. The ajax Window is closed before I can read anything.
It works when I upload the file with Internet Explorer
Server:
TYPO3 4.3.0
PHP 5.3
APACHE 2.2.13
FEDORA 12
MySQL 5.1.41
Client:
Windows 7
Firefox 3.5.6
(issue imported from #M13162)
Updated by Oliver Hader almost 15 years ago
I this an issue with the new mass file uploader? I guess so...
Is your webspace secured by an .htaccess file that requires an authentication?
Updated by Sebastien Reuse almost 15 years ago
no I use the standars file uploader (filelist->fileadmin->upload files->the ajax window pop-up)
no I don't have any .htaccess
It works perfectly under IE8 ...
Updated by Steffen Gebert almost 15 years ago
Do you have a self-signed SSL certificate?
Updated by Sebastien Reuse almost 15 years ago
No I don't use any SSL certificate.
I think it's an Ajax issue.
Updated by Steffen Gebert almost 15 years ago
Can you upload more/bigger files at once to see, what's the error message?
Could you debug the JS by setting a break point in flashupload.js event handler uploadError?
It's this code:
uploadError: function(fileObj, errorCode, message) { this.activeUploads[fileObj.id].error(errorCode, message); this.fireEvent('uploadError', this, [this.activeUploads[fileObj.id], errorCode, message]); delete this.activeUploads[fileObj.id]; }
Please tell me, what's errorCode and message.
I'm currently working on an improved error handling, so as much input as possible would be good!
Updated by Steffen Kamper almost 15 years ago
in TV there is a simular issue: #13052
not reproducable, only appears in FF 3.5.2, never appears when firebug is active ...
Very strange and no idea how to fix. Even a alert in body onload doesn't appear, no errors, no error_log, nothing.
Updated by Steffen Gebert almost 15 years ago
If you still encounter problems, please provide as much information as possible about your environment.
Starting with 4.3.2, flash uploader will have more explicit error messages and also output the error code provided by the underlying swfupload.