Chrome, Windows 7, Error #2038 on upload

[Doug Davis]

Hello,

I am using Chrome to upload files with SWFUpload.  When I try to upload a file, the progress bar seems to indicate that the file made it.  Using Wireshark, I can see that the server is sending back a  HTTP 1.1 200/OK.  However,  I am still getting an Error #2038 which turns into a Server (I/O) Error. This only happens in Chrome. Is there anything that can be done to fix this?

Flash version 11,5,31,139

Chrome Version 24.0.1312.57 m (up to date)

SWFUpload.version = "2.2.0 Beta 5 2008-01-29";

Thanks,
Doug

[James Wright]

Doug,

Check out these posts... https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topicsearchin/swfupload/2038

Some ideas from the past:

1. Are you resizing? If so don't upload CMYK images

2. What is the total pixel size you are trying to upload? Anything over 4096x4096 will fail

And from Ramon Poca:

Our URLs had SPACES in them. Replacing them with + or %20 fixed the issue.

Good luck!

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[Doug Davis]

Hello.  I am not resizing.  It happens on any file, most of them are not images.  Our URL does not have spaces. Thanks.

[Doug Davis]

Found out that this is just a bug in the Chrome-specific (Pepper) version of Flash.  It is an older version that is supposed to update automatically when there is a new Chrome version available.   However users can speed up the upgrade process by installing the newest (non Chrome-specific) Flash version.

1.  In Chrome, get the newest version here: http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer.  If it tells you that Chrome will update Flash automatically, still choose to download.
2. You may uncheck McAfee Security Scan Plus and follow the instructions to download
3. Type chrome:plugins into the Chrome address bar.

4. Click "Details" to the right of the flash plugin.  You will see two versions installed.

5. Click "Disable" by the older version (probably 11.5).

[James Wright]

Thanks for posting back to the list!