Was asked to take a look at a script and to adjust the file uploading limit to more than 1MB. Currently, only files (.pdf) not more than 50kb can be uploaded to the database. Other than that, the script works fine.
Was asked to take a look at a script and to adjust the file uploading limit to more than 1MB. Currently, only files (.pdf) not more than 50kb can be uploaded to the database. Other than that, the script works fine.
We're running Windows 2003 Enterprise Edn.with IIS 6.We'd like to limit the access to two of our ASP apps to those who are on the domain--without using the integrated domain authentication popup.
In other words,we don't want users on the domain to have to log in every time (or even once);those not on the domain would not see the site at all. Is this possible?How?
I want to limit user login by writing ASP program. In details, if a user had logged in wrongly for more than three times, then the user will not be abled to log in to the system anymore even thought he key in correctly the username and password in the 4th time. That's means he cant login forever until the administrator edit his status in the database Can i refer to any ASP sample coding for this application?
I want to have a simple login system on a website, where there is a private area, where only registered users can enter. I can do this, using a session. My problem is that I want to each user to have access to some files.
So user1 can access file1.zip (imagine) and user2 can access file2a.zip and file2b.zip. Of course, if they don't login, they can't download the file. If I just place the files on the server, with the url any person can download it. Of course there must be a way to do this.
I am developing a voting system. How to preventing a user votes continuously? Maybe cookie is useful here, but I don't know how to use it. Could you give me a example?
I have a site that allows a person to log in and get a list of files to download for them. If the file size is under 65MB then everything is fine, they click the download button and the save box pops up. But if the file is larger than 65MB the page sits and processes until it times out. I can't figure it out becaus a 64MB file loads immediately for download while one slightly larger hangs up.
I have been told to write a script that will automatically upload an access database stored in server in our building to the webserver located in another building. This script should run automatically once every week.
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 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
I suppose that Microsoft introduced some limitation in either the new OS version or IIS but I'm not able to find any reference, except for the 4 Mb limitation in .NET, but it's not my case.
I have ASP 3.0 and I cannot change that, but how can I upload a file using ASP? Also, when a file is passed from a form how do you obtain it? I know with data you would usually do Request.Form("file"). Does this also work with files?
Client want me to allow user to attach an image file to an email being sent. I ok with sending emails/attachments etc but what I need to is how to allow the user to browse to the selected image file rather than them typing in the folder path. Can it be done with ASP or do I need something else.
I have developed an ASP and VXML application. An ASP page record a video with a form and the VXML tag <recordand passes the parameters, thanks to a submit and the POST method, to another ASP page which would have to upload the video on a IIS web server, but it doesn't work. I can't use any servlet or cgi. Code:
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?
I'm trying to do a simple asp program where I can upload file to the server. I used the code at http://www.freeaspupload.net but it doesn't work for whatever reason. I don't know I'm testing it out on my own IIS. I tried to specify a directory on my computer 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.
I am trying to upload a file from one server "A" (ADSL 64k) to another server "B" (ADSL 128k) and it starts (I am using a script with ftp -s scriptname.txt) and since I have "hash" as one of the flags I can see 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 speed? timeouts?
Anyone who can send me a sample code of how to upload a file into SQL 2005 server using .asp running on IIS 6? I have a code that has been working when uploading into SQL 2000 but when I do the migration to SQL 2005, it doesn't work anymore.
I am using the code from the links below to upload files to a MS Access database. It works really good for files that are not password protected. Does anyone know how to get around this and upload files that are password protected?
I have a form with some textfields & checkboxes.One of the text field allows the user to select a file.When the user submits a form , I am inserting all textbox and checkbox values in a database.But, while performing insert I also want to upload the selected file on web server.Does any one know how to do that?
i am uploading file to the server using htmlinput controls and every thing is o but i try to upload larger file to the server like more than 4 mb and about 10mb i got server connection lost and time out some no responce is there any solution to that problem using asp.net and c.
I'm uploading a file, and I do FSO, and close the object and it works. But sometimes if it screws up as in the data was entered in a way to make the program crash, ASP freezes the file.
I was under the impression ASP was connectionless which baffles me why when i remotely connect to the server to delete the files, that they are locked by another 'resource'.
Anyone have any idea how to unfreeze these, i keep restarting the server as a temporary solution but that's not going to be the best in the future.... also anyone have any idea why asp would freeze this?
I am trying to add functionality to a Message Posting ASP Page that will allow users to add attachments to their messages. Currently everything works except for adding the attachments.
Like I said, this is an ASP Page with a MySQL backend. The form has a INPUT TYPE=�File� to allow the user to select the file using the familiar Windows dialog boxes. Here is where I am stumped now.
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?
Lastly, if I do upload the file�the research I have done so far pointed my to use the Server.CreateObject, then do a .Save. Is this the best and safest way to upload a file?
I need to know the codes to upload my csv file (*csv) generated from Excel to SQL Server. I aso need to have the codes for uploading my CSV file to my access database..
i need to know the codes to upload my csv file (*csv) generated from Excel to SQL Server. I aso need to have the codes for uploading my CSV file to my access database.
I have a problem with uploading file into SQL 2005 DB using IIS 6.0 webserver, this code was working in SQL 2000 Db and IIS 5.0. Can you please help me to see what the problem is. Error msg :
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e23'
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]The cursor does not include the table being modified or the table is not updatable through the cursor.
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)")%>