Hi jefsmi,

Thank you for the information.  I have provided this information to my supervisor and am continuing to discuss this issue with him.

I will have another update on this by Wednesday.

I am getting the same "Could not get your current file status! Probably connection dropped" error in my web project and wanted to give you the details in case it helps in tracking this down.

It all worked flawlessly on another developer's computer who created the initial stuff. 

Copying files to my computer (even diffed them to make sure they were the same!) to test and do stuff and it didn't work.  Using Visual Studio 2010 Premium, .NET 4.0 VB ASP.NET web project.  Even installed to a Windows Server 2003 Server and it worked fine there.  Have no tried on other server versions.

Infragistics4.Web.v12.2 DLL Version:  12.2.20122.2075.

Both IIS Web folders setup using Application Pools with ApplicationPoolIdentity.  It was not a permissions issue.

Finally realized that his application pool was using "Classic" Managed Pipeline mode and mine was using "Integrated" Pipeline mode.  Changed it to classic and now the upload is working on my computer as well.  Hopefully everything else does too.  Also hope this helps you track it down!

So, my question is, should the Web Upload Control support Integrated Mode or do I always need to use Classic Pipeline with all your controls?

Hi Jagjot,

I am able to reproduce this issue and I need a little more time to research this and I am discussing this with my team lead for further guidance.

If you have any other questions or concerns with this, please let me know.

I am still getting this error while trying to uploaf the txt file.

Could not get your current file status! Probably connection dropped.

any ideas?

can anyone explain why we have IGUploadStatusHandler.ashx file path in the samples code and web.config? its it created on the fly?

becouse there is no file named

IGUploadStatusHandler.ashx in samples to include in my code?