If you don't set the queueLimit manually, then it's undefined, so the queueLimitFilter never allows any files by default. I modified the filter to ignore the queueLimit if it's undefined.
If you don't set the queueLimit manually, then it's undefined, so the queueLimitFilter never allows any files by default. I modified the filter to ignore the queueLimit if it's undefined.
I have exactly the same problem, without this fix, files are never pushed to the queue and the project is unusable.
@bensgroi 👍
@valorkin this PR definitely need a merge
I have exactly the same problem, without this fix, files are never pushed to the queue and the project is unusable.
@bensgroi :+1:
@valorkin this PR definitely need a merge
OK, I will do
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This bug burns developer's time on figuring out what is going on.
Project members please notice that this project cannot use completely if developer do not provide queueLimit.
Merge it ASAP please.
This bug burns developer's time on figuring out what is going on.
Project members please notice that this project cannot use completely if developer do not provide `queueLimit`.
Merge it ASAP please.
@zcsongor try to set queueLimit with an integer larger than number of files you want to queue up.
private uploader: FileUploader = new FileUploader({
queueLimit: 999
})
or
this.uploader.queueLimit = 999;
should temporarily solve the issue. God I was thinking what I have done is wrong and this tiny bug cost me an hour of time, it is especially confusing when you are using the same piece of Typescript and HTML as Demo yet your own one never work....
@zcsongor try to set `queueLimit` with an integer larger than number of files you want to queue up.
```
private uploader: FileUploader = new FileUploader({
queueLimit: 999
})
```
or
```
this.uploader.queueLimit = 999;
```
should temporarily solve the issue. God I was thinking what I have done is wrong and this tiny bug cost me an hour of time, it is especially confusing when you are using the same piece of Typescript and HTML as Demo yet your own one never work....
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If you don't set the queueLimit manually, then it's undefined, so the queueLimitFilter never allows any files by default. I modified the filter to ignore the queueLimit if it's undefined.
I have exactly the same problem, without this fix, files are never pushed to the queue and the project is unusable.
@bensgroi 👍
@valorkin this PR definitely need a merge
@buchslava please check this PR locally and merge if all fine
When will this be available?
@valorkin @buchslava
This project is unusable without this pr, and this pr has no side effect (I'm testing it for 12 days).
Please merge it.
OK, I will do
On Mon, 29 Feb 2016, 19:53 Sylvain Dumont, notifications@github.com wrote:
any news about this?
This bug burns developer's time on figuring out what is going on.
Project members please notice that this project cannot use completely if developer do not provide
queueLimit.Merge it ASAP please.
@zcsongor try to set
queueLimitwith an integer larger than number of files you want to queue up.or
should temporarily solve the issue. God I was thinking what I have done is wrong and this tiny bug cost me an hour of time, it is especially confusing when you are using the same piece of Typescript and HTML as Demo yet your own one never work....
Thanks a lot! :)