If a request fails once, the upload will give you a Retry button. This button does not fire OnUpload again, so the request no longer has the custom logic (such as bearer tokens).

I want to be able to clear all successfully uploaded files in the success event, like in Kendo jQuery: https://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/api/javascript/ui/upload/methods/clearallfiles

Like in the Kendo Upload https://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/api/javascript/ui/upload/configuration/files - I want to show some files initially to my user

The goal is to be able to upload large files (above the server limit which is usually 20-30MB).

I would like to have the upload component but change the text on the button (or maybe its entire content through a render fragment template) through a Parameter on the component level.

At the moment I can only do this through localization for all components.

If I set AutoUpload=false, I have a button that starts the upload process. I would like to be able to do that with my own button.

I would like to have my users click my own button or element to trigger the file select dialog that you get from clicking the "Select Files..." button on the Upload component.

A workaround is to use a function like this

window.customUploadClick = function () {
    $('.k-upload-button input').trigger('click');
}

I would like to use a custom zone on my page where people can drop files. At the moment, the upload requires a click on the "upload" button.

I want a single button that will call the RemoveUrl for all uploaded files. At the moment, there is a separate button for each file only.

The file info passed in UploadSuccessEventArgs to the event contains HTML entities

e.g. for the file "Golf & Country Club.png" the file info name is "Golf & Country Club"  which leads to an exception.

In version 2.9.0 of the library there are two small spelling issues:

Scheduler_Recurrence_Editor_Frequencies_Monthly: Montly //Montly is written without "h"
Upload_InvalidMinFileSize: File size too small //Missing dot after the message (E.g. Upload_InvalidMaxFileSize has an ending dot).

 

Best regards,

Christian