AJAX :: AsyncFileUpload Won't Fire After A Download?
Jan 22, 2010
I have been using the asyncfileupload control and have everything working nicely with it when uploading. However, also on my page the user can download a file.
If the following path is taken the asyncfileupload does not behave correctly:
1: Download a file
2: Attempt to upload a file via the asyncfileupload
When the user attempts the upload, the previous event is fired, which causes the download to fire again and the asyncfileupload freezes.I'm not sure why this is happening but I think it's to do with the response.end of the download and the
asyncfileupload/toolkitscriptmanager.
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