AsyncFileUpload is not working in Google Chrome

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Hi,

I am using ajax AsyncFileUpload control but it does not work in Google Chrome.
Please give me the solution for it. It should be return full file path.

Mahesh [MRaj]

Posted 27-Jul-12 2:12am

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2012-07-27T11:19:00

I ran it in IE from the sample page, and then Chrome. They both acted the same. You're not using AJAX, you're using the Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX controls, which is a different thing. In any case, no library can change how the browser deals with the file upload control, which has all sorts of security related limitations that cannot be removed.