jquery-transmit not working in IE/Opera

[jawbrey]

Hello,

I have been unsuccessful in getting the jquery-transmit class to work
in IE/Opera. When clicking the link to upload files, nothing happens.
I have gone back to the example code Carl provides and it is not
working there either. The call in the jquery-transmit.js file that it
seems to be choking on is this:

$.transmit.swf.browse(false, $.transmit.settings.allowedFileTypes);

My initial guess is that it has something to do with the call to the
swf and/or something in the actionscript but I'm not well versed in
AS.

I have posted the example up here so you can see the example in
action:

http://www.radicaldevelopment.com/multi-file-upload/

If anyone has any ideas on how to get this to work in IE/Opera I'd
greatly appreciate the help.

Best,
-j.

[jawbrey]

Clarification - this is not working in IE7/Opera. Works in IE6 just
fine.

The error that gets posted in IE is an undefined error that points to
a line that makes no sense.

[jawbrey]

OK - one last thing. This all seems to be related to the Flash 10
security changes. I found a machine with IE7/Flash Player 9 and it
worked as expected. Upgraded that browser to use the Flash10 Player
and I'm back where I was. Do you guys know when you will have this
fixed?

Thanks,
-j.

On Oct 28, 12:06 pm, jawbrey <jawb...@gmail.com> wrote:

[carlsz]

We've already got an issue open to add support for the new flash
player.

http://code.google.com/p/jquery-transmit/issues/detail?id=2

I'm in the process of moving/unpacking and will get to it ASAP. We
relocated from Nevada to California. I should note that the UI will
most likely need to change a bit to support Flash 10. Because of the
new security restrictions, the upload button/links will have to be
*in* the SWF itself. Stay tuned.

[jawbrey]

Awesome. I look forward to seeing an updated version!

-j.