I'm looking at purchasing Persits ASPUpload component for my work. Now it seems like it does everything I need. I need to be able to upload images, as well as resize the images (which will require another component called ASPJpeg). I want to hear some comments from people who have actually used this component, and what they thought about it.
I also need the ability to upload images to 4 servers. Can't find anything in their FAQ about it, but I got this to work for a script I made so I'm sure I could tweak the code and get the component to do this.
So if you have used this I want to hear all about your experiences, good and bad. If you have suggestions towards another component please tell me about that as well.
I installed ASPUpload component evaluation version on my personal computer for development and testing purposes and now one month has completed, and the component has expired.
I re-installed evaluation copy but it didn't work.
The place I'm working for uses persits aspEmail and it seems always has but I've run into issues where I need to use the "premium features" and I won't release an unlicensed copy to a customer and I started wondering why we use persits at all. So far the only answer is "we've always done it that way". For the scripts I've written I need embedded images and SMTP AUTH and while I haven't implemented it yet, I am wanting to include the queuing ability that persits offers. CDOSYS is a part of the windows server, correct? That means it is already licensed with the server, right? Does persits aspEmail offer any advantages that would justify spending the cash for a developers license or should I just re-write all of the scripts to use CDOSYS?
I'm currently in the works of moving an asp website to my home server, and have had to change isp's etc. The idea is that when a customer clicks on a form on an asp page, the form is sent via Persits.Mail Sender to the isp's smtp server.
I've coded it all correctly, and basically it does send the emails via the isp's smtp server, but maybe once every 47 times, via repeatly sending the form. Code:
Hello I am having this error when trying to submit my form.
Server object error 'ASP 0177 : 800401f3'
Server.CreateObject Failed
800401f3
Here is the error line:
Set Mail = Server.CreateObject("Persits.MailSender")
I read that this usually means that the .dll for persits needs to be registered on the server. The server is GoDaddy and I obviously cannot just register things on their servers on my own. I requested them to do this for me and they said that persits is part of aspupload and it is already installed and registered on the server. They can give no further assistance than that. The files actually upload to the correct folder but no mail is sent because of this error obviously. Is there something I am missing? Here is the code: .....
I'm working on a website project for one of my senior design classes at my university, and I've run into some trouble. Unfortunately, my professor for which I'm doing the project has no real web experience. (Which is extremely aggrevating, since I'm trying to teach myself alot of things over my head)
I've created a form on my site, and I want to receive an email of user's inputs when they hit the submit button.
I have an ASP script which is used to upload files with Persits.Upload.1 object. But I can't get the values from mutliple checkboxes in the form like normally.
I'm putting a website on a different server to what I normally use and I've had to adjust from Persits.Upload to Persits.Jpeg. I'm not sure what I'm doing here? My code works fine on the old server. Code:
I'm currently working on a clients project, where I'm recoding an already established ecommerce website. It uses code from Persits Mailsender and ASPUploader.
Does anyone know of any free code, or free software that can replace these?
The website is currently coded in asp, on an IIS server running on windows xp.
I am using a form to upload images with Persits.Upload object. Now my problem is I cant use multiple checkboxes in the form.
In general forms I can use Form("checkboxName").Count to get the number of checkboxes selected and use Form("checkboxName")(i) to retrieve the value of each check box.
I'm trying to create a dynamic page where I can edit a region from a simple admin area. I'm pretty confident that I can handle the database and asp coding (yeah who am I trying to kid) but what I want to be able to do is upload an image from the admin area too.
My hosting company is telling me that they have aspupload installed. Is this all I need and if so is there a tutorial anywhere that can help me on my way?
What I'm trying to do is upload an image(which I've managed with the sample code from the ASPUpload site),then I want to rename the image to a number, namely the value of an autonumber field in my Access database.i.e. 1.jpg, 2.jpg etc
I have no problem retrieving the autonumber etc it's the renaming part I'm struggling with.I'm using ASPUpload v2
Could anyone post some sample code or point me to somewhere that covers this.I've had a search around and can't seem to find much.
I need a forum that takes in maybe 5 images. and the a seperate page a script that will upload it to a folder called "images" in the same directory as where the .asp pages are located.I need the script to also read the name of the files - because i plan on inserting them into a db.
I am using ASPUpload and trying to upload images to a database. I have had success in getting the image to the db and then dispalying the imnage on a webpage. The problem is wheni have more than one image for a record and want to display all images for that record. Has anyone done this with ASPUpload that might be able to look at my code and give me some tips?
Does anyone know where I can get a FREE version of the AspUpload.dll file. I know that a paid version is available at aspupload.com and that at one time this utility was free.
I'm trying to get the ASP component ASPUPLOAD to work. I have a form with fields and their own browser button. I'm using the Post method to send to an ASP page. I'm getting an error after clicking the upload button on the form to upload the images that says "Method Post is not allowed for this ASP page.
do I store the images (cover images of movies) in a folder or in the DataBase? Storing in DB has it advantage such as backing-up db will also back-up everything. but will it be fast... enough to retrive the images. I am already conserned over the speed of things... as I am using Access DB with over 5,000 records already in the data base.
I just noticed my upload function isn't working since I have move the folders and files to different directory.
Now I get this error:
Error Type: Persits.Upload.1 (0x800A003D) Wrong Content-Type. Make sure you have included the attribute ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data" in your form. /foldername/UploadScript.asp, line 54
line 54 is: Upload.Save "z: ewfolder"
I have given modify, read & write permission for IUSR_MachineName account on NewFolder and given Read & Write permissions in IIS.
I also included ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data" attribute in my upload form.
I'm wondering if someone can have a quick look at my code and see if there's anything that I've done wrong.
<% DIM File, Upload, Count, Ext DIM Mail, strMsgHeader Set Upload = Server.CreateObject("Persits.Upload.1") Count = Upload.SaveVirtual("/html/uploads/")
IF NOT Count=0 THEN FOR EACH File IN Upload.Files Ext = UCase(Right(File.Path, 3)) IF Ext <> "TXT" AND Ext <> "DOC" THEN Response.Write Upload.Form("FirstName") & ",<br><br>" Response.Write "Sorry, your resume " & File.Path & " is not in a .DOC or .TXT format and has not been delivered through our system. Please save your resume in one of these formats and resubmit it." File.Delete ELSE
IF Count > 0 THEN Mail.AddAttachment Upload.Files(1).Path
On Error Resume Next Mail.Send IF Err <> 0 THEN Response.Write "There was an error sending your message. Please visit our Contact Us page and send a message to our Webmaster to report this error: <B>" & Err.Description & "</B>" ELSE Response.Write Upload.Form("FirstName") & "," Response.Write "<p>Thank you for contacting our recruiter. Your resume has been received and will be reviewed shortly. If we have a position is available that matches your skills, we will contact you to schedule an interview. We keep all resumes on file for a period of 6 months, please feel free to resubmit your resume after this time for future consideration.</p>" File.Delete END IF END IF END IF
