I'm using Frontpage to Design the page and .NET to edit the code behind it.
Is there an easy way, like a button, or some simple syntax to add a button to "browse PC" where when the user clicks on the button it opens up that standard HardDrive browse box and you can select a file?
And question 2, can you do directory reads where you open a directory and then just keep reading through each file in the directory till you get to the end?
i want to is how to create in a Dreamweaver ASP page, a "browse button" that allows a user to insert a image or file that is related to a ms access database...
I'm trying to create my own browsing window for a directory on my webserver. I can access the root the directory and the first sub-directory but anything lower than that I get "path not found". I'm almost sure the problem is attaching the selected directories names on to the objFSO.GetFolder line.
I used the Mid function to get my selected directories. I can't figure out how to add the selected directories to the objFSO.GetFolder line. Code:
ASP does not work locally on my main web site when I browse the machine locally at the console itself, but to the outside world all is fine, and ASP executes normally.
I have 4 other virtual webs on this server and I can browse ASP pages fine, locally. We need this working for a search engine product that is failing when trying to execute URLs against this virtual web site, locally. Code:
I am looking for a way that a user can click on a button which will allow the user to see his harddrive and specify a path to a folder. This is much like upload in ASP except the user is not selecting a file. They are only selecting a folder. Does anyone know if this is possible using JavaScript or something else?
We need a user to be able to tell us where on their harddrive they want to save files when they download them using SoftArtisans XFile. I do not wish to create the directory. I just want to make it simple for a user to specify a path by opening a window and double clicking on the directory they want to use. The path then appears in a text box (like upload) and then we can save the file path for them.
Is there something similar that will allow you to select a partcular directory? For example, I may want to select a folder called projects rather than a file.
When I click search in Editplus, I get a browse button that allows me to select directories. Under ODBC Data Sources in my control panel, there is a button to select directories. What programming is needed to get this type of browse capability?
what setting should i need to do if i want to share this website (asp) to the other? i try to use the ip address instead of my localhost, but it still not work. Can any one help me to solve this problem?
I started to put code into my website for uploading files via the browse button and realized that the "how to" mentioned a database etc etc. Do I really need a database?
All I want is the file to be sent to an email address - info@ - with some basic information provided the user... but I did research on attaching files via email and it said that the file needs to be on the server anyway(???) - is it really that complicated?
How do I allow users to browse their local machine and upload a file to the server? I'm looking for the pop up window that allows the user to search for a file in their local machine. Also, once the file is in the server and the user needs to delete it, how do I do that?
I m looking for some tutorial or code on how to browse and upload photos and in asp. I want users to be able to browse for a photo in their hardrive and upload it to the form. this should be submitted to a database for retrieval afterwards.
I have no idea how to browse an image file and then view it, in this case i developed HR application that can browse their own photo and view in the page. but anyone have a script or idea for doing that?
In IIS, when I try to browse an aspx, I get a popup message asking me if I want to open or to save the file instead of actually browsing to the page. Any idea of what could cause this issue?
I have a IIS server somewhere hosting an aspx website. Whenever i tried to access the website after some times, my browser will like wait about 10-20 seconds before showing the contents. But after that, subsequent pages is load up almost instantly. The page is not heavily loaded and every pic should be cached.
And sometimes, after 1 or 2 days didn't access the site, when i tried to access again, it will never load up the page. My IIS server is never shutdown running 24/7. I have to go to my IIS server and move around with the mouse then go back to my workstation and try again in order for it to work. (My IIS server (also my Internet gateway) will not go into Sleep mode because i still can surf from my workstation.)
Is it possible to have a form where people fill out their basic information and then have an option to where they can browse their files and send a file when they send the form? You know, add an attatchment like they have in email forms?
Then when the form is sent to the email address whoever received it can download the attatchment? If this can be done, can someone point me in the right direction on where to go to figure out how to do this? I dont know much about asp.
I have a form where a user enters their name, date etc. i also want them to be able to click on a browse button and select a file which will then appear in a textbox. when they press submit i want the file name and path to be put into the database. e.g. "C:windowsworkwork.doc".
Basically I don't want to UPLOAD the file just enable the user to browse to it and send the filename and path to the database.
I've been trying to send a (large) file to the browser via a download page that uses a file download component. The file downloads fine, except that Internet Explorer refuses to browse to a different page while the file is downloading! I don't understand why it does that and I don't know how to fix this problem.
I want to understand the difference between submit button and regular button: <input type="submit"> and <input type="button">. My understanding is that submit button will send the entire HTML form to the web server, but regular button won't.
I have a problem that needs to pass HTML elements data back and forth in several ASP pages. I am using regular button to do that. But what's the approaches?
actually this is an example of a button called "Edit",however i am not sure of something. what does this c=<%=trim(server.urlencode(rs("cat_name")))%>&c_id=<%=rs("subsub_cat_id")%>'"> mean??
and the "cat_name" and "subsub_cat_id" is it from the database table?
i has installed IIS on Win2k Pro to test some horrible .asp stuff. I, er, he also has phptriad installed and rather like Apache as his localhost server from time to time. How can he switch IIS off?
I want to make it so that when the user is looking at a rendered ASP page and they hit the ENTER key, one of the buttons on the form gets "clicked". In other words I want for the user to not have to click on the button, and just hit ENTER instead. How do I specify the button?
Does anyone know how to code a button that when hovered over moves. Then maybe on the 3rd roll over it will not move and actually allow the user to select it?????
i am having problem with my submit function. When i refresh my page or select an option from the drop down list it is submiting the values into the database where it should submit when i click the submit values. Another problem is tat wad ever values i submit it is appearing with comma at the beginning of the value in the database.
Now I have two different buttons in one form. I trying to figure out how to get the page to know what button was pushed, and then do a set of actions. Such as:
If button1 is pushed then blah end if if button2 is pushed then blah end if
Thats the basic pseudo code for what Im trying to do. Keep in mind this is a image button.
I have been using an image instead of a button to submit a form, this works fine within firefox, however when i come to test it in IE6 it doesnt submit the form... If i add a proper button then it works fine, however in keeping with the look and feel of the site it is important that i use an image. the code i have is as follows:
Code: <input type="image" name="Submit" value="Submit" src="images/proceed.gif" alt="Proceed to the next step" width="221" height="29" border="0" /> The form posts back to the same page to do some validation routines, but when it is not an image then as i have said in IE it doesnt work