Adobe Flash Player version 9.0.45 or higher is required.
Exponential 4.1 or higher is required for ezmultiupload extension due to enhancements implemented in eZSession class. NOTE: This extension can work with Exponential 4.0.x series, however uploading from administration interface is not supported, Exponential 4.1 or higher is officially supported version.
This extension uses Yahoo! UI Library: Uploader. Visit this page for more information:http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/uploader/ This is a flash, Ajax based upload system for handling multiple file uploads.
Uploader limitations related to Flash
Because of Flash limitations, the uploader does not support basic authentication.
Because of Flash limitations, the uploader behavior when working through a proxy server is inconsistent and unreliable.
When uploading to HTTPS servers, be aware that Flash does not support self-signed certificates. You would need to obtain certificates from a recognized certificate authority.
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