Current Version: v0.3.x (dev heavy)
Status: Pre-release - no builds available
Author: Alexander Hixon (who.am.i) at aquabeta.net <[email protected]>
Description:
Needed to upload file at the touch of the button, while still keeping drag-and-drop useful..? This tool should help..!
Also allows use with RapidShare's new SSL system..!
Screenshots:
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(see http://www.ayhja.com/af/viewtopic.php?s ... 539#100539)
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AYHJA_RS_uploader (dev heavy 0.3.x)
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Application Development Update - Release (dev heavy) 0.3.x
Description:
Development release (dev heavy) 0.3.x POC (Proof of Concept)
Notes:
OK, I've developed this simple proof-of-concept program, since RapidShare is a pain in the arse by not following a simple file upload standard. This application will use IE as the backend, to manipulate user interaction. For this example, you will need to make sure the application is always in the foreground (not minimized and on top), or that when it restores itself, that you do not type anything with the application focused.
NB: You may need to copy the included DLLs to your .NET installation and/or your System32 directories
How to use:
Select Single Upload or Multi-Upload checkboxes, and click OK. If you selected Multi-Upload, just drag-and-drop files into the bottom-most square (the listbox, not the textbox). Then click "Upload Test File". The status message will change, and you should just wait until the topmost progress bar (current load progress, not overall progress) stays at 0% for a few seconds. Then click the "Upload Test File" button again. If you selected Single Upload, a file prompt will appear, and you can select your single file. Otherwise, the upload will begin, and a progress window should appear for each upload. Note that the overall upload progress bar (below current file upload stats) does not function in this build.
There are 2 textboxes below the Stop button, and the status text. The one on the left contains the listing of the download and kill URLs, for each file (or the single one if you are doing a Single Upload). The one on the right simply contains the page's current text value (not HTML).
Screenshot:
(thumb auto-generated)
Download:
http://storage.aquabeta.net/uploads/52a ... 5d1588.rar
Bugs:
1) Found this one just after I uploaded - you must click Stop before you decide to quite, otherwise the thread will run in the background, and will become a CPU hog
Development release (dev heavy) 0.3.x POC (Proof of Concept)
Notes:
OK, I've developed this simple proof-of-concept program, since RapidShare is a pain in the arse by not following a simple file upload standard. This application will use IE as the backend, to manipulate user interaction. For this example, you will need to make sure the application is always in the foreground (not minimized and on top), or that when it restores itself, that you do not type anything with the application focused.
NB: You may need to copy the included DLLs to your .NET installation and/or your System32 directories
How to use:
Select Single Upload or Multi-Upload checkboxes, and click OK. If you selected Multi-Upload, just drag-and-drop files into the bottom-most square (the listbox, not the textbox). Then click "Upload Test File". The status message will change, and you should just wait until the topmost progress bar (current load progress, not overall progress) stays at 0% for a few seconds. Then click the "Upload Test File" button again. If you selected Single Upload, a file prompt will appear, and you can select your single file. Otherwise, the upload will begin, and a progress window should appear for each upload. Note that the overall upload progress bar (below current file upload stats) does not function in this build.
There are 2 textboxes below the Stop button, and the status text. The one on the left contains the listing of the download and kill URLs, for each file (or the single one if you are doing a Single Upload). The one on the right simply contains the page's current text value (not HTML).
Screenshot:
(thumb auto-generated)
Download:
http://storage.aquabeta.net/uploads/52a ... 5d1588.rar
Bugs:
1) Found this one just after I uploaded - you must click Stop before you decide to quite, otherwise the thread will run in the background, and will become a CPU hog
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OK, this project has become obselete, and I couldn't be fucked to work on this anymore, since I found this.. /:D" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":D" border="0" alt=":D" />
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LoL, now that I fixed it, no-one has any idea WTF you're talking about /wink.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=";)" border="0" alt="wink.gif" />
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QUOTE(who.am.i)LoL, now that I fixed it, no-one has any idea WTF you're talking about /wink.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=";)" border="0" alt="wink.gif" />
You OK WAI..?
You OK WAI..?
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