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.
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:
How can I accomplish the following:
I want to upload image files (jpg) into a sub-directory of a website root directory using a web interface allowing the user to browse their drive and select the jpg file to upload.
Also, is there a way to parse the information from the jpg file and insert the information into a SQL database table which would hold the file name, image height, and image width?
I'm new to handling binary files, so I'm not sure how to accomplish this?
My image is in local directory. Using "FILE" input type, I am getting the path of the image. How to upload this image to my server using ASP?
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All the tutorials I find have the databse with additional fields like Filename, FileSize, FileData, FileID, Contenttype, etc.
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I've been looking for ages for decent serverside (or clientside I suppose,) software for uploading images. I need the software to make thumbnails of the images too.
I'm making a property website product and I need to make it easy for the user to upload pics by browsing to them and selecting them. When he/she adds the info and photos the thumbnails will be made automatically ....
i want to give a option to client that they can upload there logo/images. how i can upload the images and when some upload the images i want to rename the images as the user name of the client or some autonumber. how i can rename the images.
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Other than creating a custom component or purchasing one, isn't there
any other way by which users can upload images/files from their local
machines/hard disks to a remote server? Doesn't ASP have any in-built
component to do so?
If that's indeed the case, can someone suggest any free components
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below is the code I am using.....
How can I upload & insert 2 images to the server using asp, I used this code for one single image....I need to know for 2 images in order to insert them in database
The following is the code :
Set Upload = Server.CreateObject("Persits.Upload")
Upload.IgnoreNoPost = True
Upload.LogonUser "","maf","fam@dmin"
Upload.Save server.mappath("/uaeagricent/AgriNews/Newsimg/")
session("path")=""
For Each File in Upload.Files
session("path")=file.path
Next....
I have only been developing small sites using asp and Access database. I want to advance my skills and develop a large site. Basically, I need direction in relation to having a user set up an acct., and once set up, being able to upload images. FrontPage (dare I say it) has always enabled me to allow visitors to upload one image at a time, and then only to a specific directory. What I want is the ability to have someone upload a specified amount of images to a directory that is created when they opened their account. ie., /tom/images If anyone knows of of good tutorials on this, I sure would appreciate it. I also want the ability to check images file size and dimesions, and resize or reject if neccessary. Can I learn how to do this w/out buying some program online.
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I have an application that works fine in Windows 2000 IIS, uploading files of any size to a server folder The same application installed in a Windows 2003 IIS limits the upload size to approx 200 Kb, trying to upload larger files generates an "Operation_not_allowed" error in the web log
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I've got an application that allows users to upload a
file to a directory.
The problem is some users (5-6) can't upload .doc files.
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What could ever cause that????
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I am trying to write a VB6 application to upload a file to an NT server. I tried using Xupload to do it, but it keeps giving me errors when I try to use with an offline application. But an online form works fine. Could someone give me an alternative to xupload or some sample code on how to use it?
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to upload the file to.
But everytime I run the test asp upload file, it always gets stuck on the loading stage and never loads. When I enter an incorrect path, it at least tells me the path is incorrect. But for whatever reason, it doesn't even give me an error, but just stucks while loading. I experienced the same problem with basically every asp upload code I used from the web. When it's connecting to the speicified upload directory, it always gets stuck.
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that the file is being transfer but when the script is done server
"A", the file dissapears from the server "B".
I did try with server "C" (ADSL 512k) to server "B" and everithing is
ok (so it is not a permissions problem) but still the issue is that
server "A" is in a small branch and this HAVE to work. could it be the
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Anyone who can send me a sample code of how to upload a file into SQL 2005
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Do I add the attachment to the MySQL database or do I copy the file up and place it in an Attachments folder on the web server? This way I could then add a field to the MySQL database with the location on the server to later retrieve the attachment.
Then, are there any other elements that I need to think about? Should I encrypt the file before placing it on the web server? Since I am so new to this, what kind of security concerns should I be thinking about?
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