I made a forum post here about this issue, and I just discovered this "Tickets" section, so I'm hoping it's okay for me to create a ticket here
too. I am not very tech-savvy so this may not be something anyone here can help me with, but I'm going crazy trying to fix a bug that I have.

"To explain why I'm posting here: The website I'm running has a forum as its main section, running on Simple Machines Forum software. A popular add-on to this software
is SMF Media Gallery, which as the name might suggest lets you add a gallery to your forum, and uses the same member database so that forum
members can upload photos, comment, etc. without having to reregister.

SMF Media Gallery has a mass uploader which apparently uses the YUI Uploader. I am having some difficulty with getting the uploader to work. I first tried asking for help on the SMF Media Gallery
support forums, but nobody there was able to help me, so I'm hoping that someone here might know what's up.

The problem is that when I select several files to be uploaded, then click "Upload," the first file uploads with no problems, but then the uploader stops and does not upload the rest of the files.

I already added a cross-domain policy to address a previous problem I was having, so I know that's not the issue. Does anyone know what the problem might be? Let me know if you need any further
information to diagnose the problem."

The gallery is located at http://gallery.beat-wings.com . I have temporarily given guests permission to mass upload files if anyone wants to test it.

I'm also not sure how to determine which version of the Uploader this is occurring in, since it came as part of the gallery package -- I chose 2.8.0 in the drop-down because it's the latest, but for
all I know it's an older version, or customized in some way by the SMF Media Gallery developers. Is there a way I can determine which version I'm using? Everywhere I look just says "YUI Uploader,"
without a version number. I can include my uploader.js and uploader.swf files if that would be helpful, or any other files as needed.