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Telerik Rad Upload for ASP.NET AJAX



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Author
Company Telerik
Source Code Available Yes
License Type Commercial
Submitted On May 03, 2010
Updated on May 21, 2010
.NET Framework 1.x, 2.0, 3.5
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Description


Overview

Telerik Upload for ASP.NET AJAX is a specialized file-upload component that provides scalable file web upload handling with a rich progress status information display. Its highly efficient proprietary HttpModule allocates minimum server memory and enables optimized configurable single- and multi-file uploads.

Key Highlights:

• Integrated Upload Controls
• Uploading Files
• Progress Areas
• Rich Client-side API and Events
• Server-side API
• Reduced Server Load
• Automatic File Validation


Check out the other ASP.NET AJAX Controls offered by Telerik. The suite features over 60 powerful and advanced controls such as asp.net grid, asp.net editor, asp.net scheduler, asp.net menu, asp.net treeview, asp.net chart, and many more.

Syntax Example

<radU:RadUpload ID="multipleUpload" Runat="server" InitialFileInputsCount="3" MaxFileInputsCount="8" ControlObjectsVisibility="Default" /> <radu:RadUploadProgressArea id="progressArea1" runat="server" DisplayFileCountProgressBar="True" DisplayFileCountProgressData="True" DisplayCancelButton="True" DisplayTimeData="True"> </radu:RadUploadProgressArea>

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This control is not free...

Reviewed by: supermeerkat on Sunday, June 14, 2009

5 Stars

It's a good control, but try to be a bit more truthful when advertising, in future.

Both straightforward and highly configurable.

Reviewed by: darinb on Wednesday, December 13, 2006

5 Stars

I evaluated about half a dozen upload controls for my project, but this one had both the most power, and ease of use. I dropped a couple of controls on a form, included a directory in my project (for the javascript stuff), and made a 2-line change to the Web.config. That was it. I was off and running. Look-and-feel can be changed by using the various 'skins'. A very powerful and well-designed set of components.