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I think you're just having some js instance errors. Try to wait a couple weeks for the new update to the next version of the uploader. The new update fixes a lot of the issues that we have right now.

Hi Adam, That's great news! Glad i didn't have to do it myself. Can't wait for the next release! By the way, Did you get the cross domain POST thing working too? It's a part of the latest version of the uploader and if you put everything together, should work correctly too.

Hi there, I checked your site, and I'm not getting any SSL errors. It's going clean through and fine. It's possible that your browser may not support the ssl cert or have its profile stored. Hope I helped! -uploadchest.com - global cloud storage

Adam, Will this plugin be updated in the next release?

Re: Debug large uploads failing and 'error: true' problems. May i add in, make sure to chmod your folders recursively in /files/.

msk19994, why dont you PM me. i'm in a good mood today and i can help you out :)

I agree. This needs to be done since there shouldnt be that extra bandwidth being wasted. Simply stated, there should be an option where we can use a sub domain, like srv2.domain.com to retrieve files from different servers. This is a MUST HAVE because a ton of bandwidth would be wasted without it.

Hope you're not using nginx. if you are, you'd be a dumbass for turning off fastcgi. That's all.

I'm running on Hostkey and the Synterra/Serverius DC. I suggest hanging out with Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, as it will be supported till like 2016. Cheers, uploadchest

Re: Any way to make upload processed at different sub-domain Shopping1782, I want this feature added too (since i'm too lazy to look into it). Basically, if the javascript was edited in the sense that it supported JSONP response instead the the regular XMLHttpRequest, cross domain $_POST would...

It's interesting with what that site is doing. Maybe i will do the same thing.

I can look at it, since i am in a good mood today. Please PM me your email and stuff, and i can check it out. You might even need a change of host if the guy cant figure it out...

Re: Rewrite on Nginx correct. nginx is only the front end web server. just edit the php.ini. that's all you need.

Re: Rewrite on Nginx again, you change it in your php.ini.

that would be complicated and will require a lot of bandwidth. it's like transferring an entire disk to another.

login to your ftp manager and change the folder name. that's all.

You're right. It works now. Looks like it was a bug on another version. Thanks adam!

The file hosting script does not work in safari. Anyone have solutions to this? All it does is show "100% uploaded" in the title of the browser head. That's all. I think it is an ajax/jquery uploader issue.

set the time in your register/create account file to 7 days from the current time.

Once you get the NEW IP propagated and under operation, make an SPF record in your DNS settings/provider. That way, other servers can't impersonate you :)