I have an upload feature on my site... it works fine... but I want to validate the uploading file extension for .doc or .html before being uploaded to the server(client-side).
I have the validation to check text fields are not blank.... The first validation is for checking the text field... the second "blob" is the file upload field.... This is my code in Vbscript.. Code:
I would like to know ho to validate a file name when uploading via asp. I need to upload 2 images and the file names must be the same...
1) browse for 1st image.
2) image path and file name appears in text box i.e. IMAGE1.JPG
3) browse for 2nd image.
4) 2nd image file name MUST match the file name in the text box of 1st image
i.e IMAGE1.JPG.
Hope this is clear... How can this be done.
How can I validate a file extension before it is being uploaded to the server?Let's say I want to check the last 3 or 4 chars of the file, if it is JPG. then upload it. If not, alert(Only JPG file allowed).I'm using this allow user to upload.
<form......>
<INPUT TYPE=FILE SIZE=102 NAME="attach1">
.....
</form>
I am trying to upload a file to the server but first I want to rename it to the users session id. Ok everything is working except when I rename it, it drops the file extension. What is the best way to get the previous file extension and add it to the new file name? Here is an example of what it is doing on my end.
filename: test.xls
rename: 123456678
what I need: 123456678.xls
If you'll notice, there's a comment in this snippet that drops the extension. How can this be modified so that the extension IS shown?
Set myFileSys = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set Folder = myFileSys.GetFolder(Server.MapPath("/meetings"))
for each file in Folder.Files
If Not file.name = "index.asp" Then
FileName = Left(file.name, (Len(file.name) - 4)) 'drop the extension
FileSize = cint(file.size / 1024) 'convert into kilobytes and drop the decimal
Response.Write("<li><a href='/meetings/" & file.name & "'>" & FileName & "</a> - " & FileSize & " K<br>" & chr(13))
End If
next
Set myFileSys = nothing
I have a website in ASP. Is it possible to somehow hide the .asp extenstion, so that other don't know what backend language is being used?
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I've got an application that allows users to upload a
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/uploadnewrequest.asp, line 158
Code:
I am attempting to upload files to a folder on a remote server. However the folder is different for each user based on login. Is there anyway to do this using the code below. If not can someone tel me of a way to do it.
Dim DestinationPath
DestinationPath = Server.mapPath("UploadFolder")
what I'm doing is executing a query based on login for a varible called "uploadFolder", so I want my destination path to be something like
<% DestinationPath = Server.mapPath("rsRecord(uploadFolder)")%>
Of course my code doesn't work,
There will be a section very similar to this forum, where a user can:
1) Fill out a web based form
2) Attach a file
3) The text and attachment will be emailed (via ASPmail) to the recipient list
My Questions are as follows:
1) I'm assuming I need to first upload the file to somewhere on my server with the correct write permissions BEFORE
actually attaching it to the ASPmail, correct?
2) How can I prevent users from sending attachments with viruses? Do I just install a realtime virus scanner (like norton)
on the server and it will automatically look at the uploaded files?
3) Assuming that #2 is correct, what happens when it detects a virus? what would the email actually send? I guess I could have
norton "delete" any files with viruses, and then write the ASP code so that if it can't find the uploaded attachment (because it was deleted)
the email can include a message like "attachment was deleted due to virus" or something.....right?
I'm assuming Norton would catch it quick enough between the upload time and the email send time....
Can anyone give me some pointers?
I am trying to achive the following :
to uplaod a file from an .asp page.This file needs to be uplaoded to an FTP server that
is not the webserver.
I have found free source code on the web that will upload a file from my asp page to
the webserver, but i cannot figure out how to get the page to send the file directly to the FTP server. due to space issues on the webserver, i cant have users uploading their files there.