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Each Web Application By default have 50MB for one time attachment to be uploaded. You can modify it from:
Central Admin -> Manage Application -> Select your web application -> General Setting -> Set Max Upload Size
If file size is too large then you should also update executionTimeOut (Increase this time from IIS Setting) value and ConnectionTimeout ...
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No, it is not possible to change/hide the file name of the file natively in SharePoint.
If you wanted to do such a thing (and I would urge that you didn't want to), you could create/wire up a URL rewriter in a reverse proxy in between your users and SharePoint - but as I say; I would not recommend this approach.
My 2 cents:
Instead, I would be questioning ...
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The values for the ListID and RootFolder are returning as null when trying to execute the script .
When i hardcoded the below part specifying the URL of site and List Id.. I was able to get the script working.
Hence the problem here is fetching the ListId and RootFolder in the Script
diaOptions.url = '[Your Site URL]/_layouts/Upload.aspx?List=[Your List ...
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Move these two lines
var listID = getUrlVars()["List"];
var rootFolder = getUrlVars()["RootFolder"];
inside the function openDiaForm()
They seem to be undefined as it is now!
Also remove Contract%20Review/Forms/ part of the URL, it should be URLTOWEB/_layouts/Upload.aspx...
so for you:
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You're right with multiple being introduced in HTML5. But as I've just read SharePoint 2007 seems to use XHTML. So you can probably getting it to work by changing the definition.
In XHTML you have to use the multiple attribute like this:
<input type="file" multiple="multiple" />
Sources:
SharePoint 2007 using XHTML: ...
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I managed to build a solution with Plupload.
The key was to set the url parameter to {appweburl}/_layouts/15/upload.aspx?IsAJAX=1&List={ListID}&RootFolder=/Path/To/List/My/Folder
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