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Once you have access to a client-side object, you can use it to call its client-side methods, as shown in the following examples.
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## Using RadAsyncUpload with jQuery Intellisense
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You can use [jQuery Intellisense]({%slug introduction/radcontrols-for-asp.net-ajax-fundamentals/using-jquery/jquery-intellisense%}) to get the client object of **RadAsyncUpload** as shown in this sample code:
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````JavaScript
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functionpageLoad() {
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var asyncUpload =$telerik.toAsyncUpload("RadAsyncUpload1");
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}
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````
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## RadAsyncUpload
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The following example uses only a single **RadAsyncUpload** control and demonstrates how by using client-side object the you can add an additional upload row tovisually demonstrate that the control can upload several files:
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