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JQuery Download Plugin with HTTPS

jQuery Uploadify plugin uses flash swf to upload files. I implemented it on an HTTP site, but now I want to do the same on HTTPS. It works fine on IE, but breaks on FF, returning an IO error. This should be a flash issue.

Is there any work to get flash to work over SSL. Any ideas or suggestions are welcome.

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Initially, I used a self-signed certificate to test my upload using https, of course, it did not work.

Then I tried the same thing with a third-party CA certificate, and it works partially. I implemented Uploadify using ASP.Net with IIS 7. Downloading for the first time always fails (first for a day or maybe a session, but not sure which one) with http 500, due to I / O in BEGIN_REQUEST on IIS 7, but subsequent downloads smoothly.

This problem may be specific to IIS 7 and may work with other web servers [it has not been confirmed since I have not tried another).

BTW timeout I replaced uploaded with a similar codeplex silverlight project. Just search for "silverlight multi file upload" on codeplex, just in case this helps.

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I am using the Uploadify plugin (v2.0.3) with HTTPS and it works fine for me. Make sure all your resources (css, js, flash) are loaded from https. Where does the error come from? Does everything load correctly? If you give a little more information, maybe I can help debug.

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