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The project I'm currently working with at work, needs a file uploader that supports the following:

Features:
multiple files
folders

Browsers:
IE 8,9,10
Firefox, newest
Chrome, newest

I have find a few different ones that support all the features, but they are HTML5 only.
Currently my team has added a Java applet for the upload function, which I am STRONGLY against.
Java applets are the spawn of Satan and I wont allow it to stay (I'm considering leaving the project if they don't stop with these stupid decisions).

What I need is something more like a JavaScript uploader that supports all this.
Does anyone know of such a script?

Would help me greatly.
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I have used this one for a site already:
http://blueimp.github.io/jQuery-File-Upload/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

not sure if that's what you are looking for because it's pretty fully featured and not just a simple upload script, but I guess the source code could still give you a good idea....additionally that project is well maintained so you don't have to deal with outdated (and potentially insecure or buggy) code.
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Yeah I checked that one out b_b, but does it really support non HTML5 browsers?
My colleagues says it doesn't.
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hm, right...this is harder than expected, pure JS seems to be rare nowadays, but have a look at this one...it's even supposed to work with IE6 (which couldn't be more "not HTML5 compliant" :lol: ):

https://code.google.com/p/upload-at-click/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Perhaps this

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https://github.com/Widen/fine-uploader

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http://docs.fineuploader.com/browser-support.html
Old versions of IE won't have full support for all features but it does say it is supported :-)

Or use a Flash solution. I have played with this one in the past :D

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http://www.uploadify.com/
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Thanks a lot for the answers guys! :)

I have spoken to my team and suggested some of this stuff, but they will not budge ^^
I will give up for now, since my attention is needed elsewhere :P
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@cats, do you only want freeware? I have some other paid versions also...
Obviously, they are nulled...
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handle further convo about that topic via PM or IRC please... :wink:
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z3r0aCc3Ss wrote:@cats, do you only want freeware? I have some other paid versions also...
Obviously, they are nulled...

Sorry but I can't use such stuff for a paying customer =)
We could of course buy it, but I prefer tested and open software =)

Thanks anyway though!
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