I use jQuery-File-Upload plugin. I wrote a simple code to test it - and it works, but not without problems. It doesn\'t trigger done, even if the file is upload
Experimented today! If you're using PHP, be sure that your uploadhanler PHP file doesn't display error or warning. It creates a bad JSON output and when your file is uploaded, the plugin cannot send a correct JSON buffer with done event.
For error tracking on your PHP file, it's better to write a log file instead of display errors on such scripts. You can use:
error_reporting(0)
But DO NOT FORGET to add error tracking in a log file. Of course !