Can't upload documents in the backend if the client browser doesn't have Silverlight installed
And that's just not right.
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Stuart
Hi Stuart ,
We use RadUpload for Silverlight and you should have this plugin installed. The same applies for each other application that uses Silverlight.
Regards,
Ivan Dimitrov
the Telerik team
Why not use RadAsyncUpload and allow it fallback to ASP.Net upload if necessary?
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Stuart
Hi all, It seems that Sitefinity is a department of Microsoft. They always ignore that not each customer likes Silverlight, or not each user is allowed to run Silverlight at his computer. Also Sitrfinity PITS does not work with iPads ..... Stupid customers have to take it or to leave it .... Robert
I do have silverlight installed and can't upload through the library interface (can only do it one at a time through the content edit module). I can access the library and when I click "upload documents" I get a grey bar and nothing else.
If it makes a difference, I'm on a Mac running Firefox 4 (but I've tested in Chrome and Safari and neither works). My colleagues on PCs have had the same issue.
Hi Ray,
You need to configure your IIS to support Silverlight applications by adding following MIME types
Extension | MIME Type |
.xaml | application/xaml+xml |
.xap | application/x-silverlight-app |