I was notified today that in the Shared Files modules on the production site, the "Add File..." button has been replaced by a generic (unstyled) "Browse" button and edit box. In our development site the Add File button appears and works as expected. For comparison testing, I made sure that I was using an identical web.config and almost identical user.config (only difference was AllowForcingPreferredHostName is true in production and false in development).

I've never used medium trust, but is this the behavior that happens when NeatUpload is not enabled? Any idea what could cause this and what I can do to fix it?

Thanks,

Jamie

Hey, thanks Joe. We're actually using MySQL built from source, and I verified in the web.config that all of the NeatUpload stuff is uncommented. In fact, other than merging your source repository changes into it, that file hasn't been changed by me in a very long time. Just to make absolutely sure, I took a look at System Info, and ASP.Net Info is showing " v4.0.30319 Running in Full Trust".

I looked at the Brettle.Web.Neat% DLLs, and the number of files and timestamps match in production and development.

Any other ideas?