Ouch. Thanks for reporting that.

I don't think we could check for `post_max_size` reliably enough, basically since there might be a backend in a language other than PHP. But I see how one could precheck that condition prior to starting upload with additional ajax request for example.

@plgalersorry for the late response. I will take a look into it. Is it specifically that user agent or an actual platform matters. What device caused the problem? Does it happen for you on other Android devices?

Yes, we will. Actually the latest stable version should have been uploaded already. Our omission, sorry.

Path is only available for files that were drag and dropped with the folder and is relative at all times (and obviously only available for HTML5 runtime). Absolute path is not provided by the environment for security reasons.

One way to access it in your case would be something like this:

uploader.files[0].getSource().relativePath

ftp is not related - you might have no restrictions on your ftp server, but have some in your web (http) server. Also if your asp uploader is served by IIS and php by Apache - you have separate configs that you have to modify to accept huge files.

You can also try chunking.

Check this thread: http://www.plupload.com/punbb/viewtopic.php?pid=28683#p28683 or there might be much more on the forum.

Also be sure to update to v2.3.1 (since v2.3.0 had an important regression related to chunking that got now fixed).

Plupload supports drag and drop, you just need some container on the page that will serve as drop zone and then pass it's id as a value to drop_element option, in Plupload config.

Are you experimenting on top of the uptodate 3.x branch from github?

There's no such functionality by default, but you could hook onto some of the events that Plupload provides and code any restrictions yourself.

I'm not familiar with Vaadin Plupload add-on. Also I'm afraid it is not possible in Plupload. You could drag'n'drop the directory though.

However I should mention that underlying FileInput element does have such capability (see directory option). But the problem there is that the browse_button cannot be a file and a directory picker at the same time. It should be one or the other. That's basically the reason why the feature didn't make it through to the Plupload.

You could lowercase the name of the file when you move/rename it to destination folder. It should be happening somewhere right? Be it handled by upload.php or something else.

Cute cat there