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Upload widget's client-side parameters don't provide errors if file doesn't meet requirements

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Andrew Randomsky
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When using the latest version of your upload widget, if you specify client-side parameters in the upload widget options (like "minImageWidth" or "minImageHeight"), they do cancel the upload, but I don't see any feedback about why it was cancelled in the result callback. I would expect the batch-cancelled event to get called with a reason I can provide back to the user, but the widget just stays open and says that it's uploading zero assets. I can't even select a new file to upload. I have to manually close out of it and acknowledge that the uploads (which aren't taking place) will be aborted and then re-open it to try again. Is there something I'm missing?

Thank you.

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    Andrew Randomsky

    I found the issue. I had inadvertently commented out the callback in the preBatch function, so it never finished the upload process. 

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    Tia Esguerra

    Hi Andrew, 

    I'm glad you sorted out the issue, and thanks for sharing it here so that others may learn 😊
    If you have any further questions, do not hesitate to ask. 

    Kind Regards, 

    Tia

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