valums-file-uploader

Looks like both of the libraries built by Andrew Valums. They both seem to have the same license(GNU GPL v3). File-uploader can be easily downloaded but for the fine uploader I have to provide my email address to download and it would allow me to use it only for 45 days for free. As of now it seems I'm able to clone both of these on github. My question is can I use both or one of these libraries in our of my clients projects for without getting a commercial license? Ray Nicholus Update : As of version 5.9.0 in May of 2016, Fine Uploader is now 100% Free Open Source Software, licensed under MIT

I'm trying to protect my upload controller method using the MVC ValidateAntiForgeryToken but I'm struggling to work out how to get the __RequestVerificationToken included in the post. My action is like this: [HttpPost, ValidateAntiForgeryToken] public ActionResult FileUpload(HttpPostedFileBase qqfile) Looking through the documentation for the uploader there aren't any exposed hooks that I can find that would allow me access outside the qq code to manipulate the form it generates. Has anyone else managed to get this to work? After editing the source file for the form creation my requests are

I am using valums fileuploader using jQuery to implement drag and drop functionality in my application. The functionality was running smoothly until one of the users tried the following. The user received an email with an attachment. He tried to drag and drop the attachment directly from the email client(Outlook) onto the browser and in the drop area. The upload was unsuccessful. But when he saved the file into his filesystem and then drag and dropped the file the upload was successful. Can anyone let me know what happens in background when the user drags a attachment directly from email? Does