Method="POST" Does NOT Work With Enctype="multipart/form-data"
My form has mixed fields in it, one of them is a file field for picture upload when i submit my form via method="GET" i can retrieve my form data with Request.QueryString() method but as then I loose my file, but as soon as I switch to method="POST" and use Request.Form() method i get nothing unless I remove enctype="MULTIPART/FORM-DATA" at which point I loose mi file also... What is causing this? is there a different enctype i need to be using?
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I am trying to upload a file . In my asp page I have enctype='MULTIPART/FORM-DATA'. for my form. Problem I am having is that I have some hidden variables in the form which do not pass through when that form is submitted. how to pass the values of hidden variables with enctype='MULTIPART/FORM-DATA'.
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On the processing page I need to use Set to assign a variable to the form data. I tried using IF on the variable assigned to the file path but it bombs out telling me "This function is not supported". Is there any other way I can check to see if curQes has a value assigned to it?
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So here is what occurs.
-I have a from that has the encType="multipart/form-data" as part of the form (it is doing a post). -In the next ASP page, I try to view the contents of the INPUT TYPE=File by using Request.Form("txtFileLocation"). The problem is that when I display this value it is blank.
This is part of a file upload process so I think I have to use encType="multipart/form-data", correct? Then assuming I have to use the encryption or assuming it is wise to, how can I retrieve the path the user entered in the previous form in the txtFileLocation?
I tried this without encType="multipart/form-data" and then I was able to display the path entered but the way I understand this is that it is required for the file upload process or at least it adds security.
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I have a basic file upload form.
<br><br>
<FORM METHOD="post" ACTION="uploadaction.asp" enctype="multipart/form-data">
<table>
<tr><td><b>Image</b></td><td><input type="file" name="UploadFile"></td></tr>
<tr><td colspan=2 align="center"><input type="submit" name="upload" value="Upload"></td></tr>
</table>
</form>
what exactly does the enctype="multipart/form-data" do? I'm having trouble getting the request.form("UploadFile") to work with it, but it has to be in the form for the file upload to work. Is there a way to "undo" this once it makes it to the action page?
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I suppose I could do a response.redirect to the script, but am wondering if there is a more direct way to do it. Something like the XMLHttp obj in js.
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The problem i'm facing now is, when i add the 'multipart/form-data', i can't append the xml data
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Besides, i have no idea how to encode or decode the posted data.
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Code:
if request.form("input_submit") = "Save" then
' Process the form ...
end if
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This works absolutely fine when dealing with file sizes in b/w 1 to 15mb....Now users are trying to upload huge file sizes such as 80mb/100mb. the web application dies without uploading the file....hence was interested to know if there is any size restriction for this???
The COM object is written using ASP Scripting library, MTS scripting engine, ASPSOFT upload....references.
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Is it possible to get the information when we were uploading the images. I am using post method for uploading.
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I'm able to correctly setup the headers etc and do the POST, but I'm unable to include the binary data of the image.
The only way i've been able to do it is if I base64 encode the image. I'm using MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP to do the POST, and I can't seem to do the .send with a form body that includes the binary data of the image. Code:
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If i want to use Method GET, I jst need to do Response.Redirect "another.asp?id=abc"
What if I want to use Method POST, how to do it?
I want the user's input to be processed before post it to another page.
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1. User fills in form and hits submit
2. Some processing is done with the posted data using ASP
3. The posted form variables now need to be submitted to another script which only receives POSTed data.
How do I send the posted data to another script? I can't run step 2 on the next script as its validation script and I'm going across two servers.
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For example, in page1.as
<form action="page2.asp" method="POST"
It will post the form data from page1.asp to the server, and open page2.asp. But I dont want to make page2.asp invisible.
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I have IIS server installed on XP-pro. I also have Norton Internet
Security installed.
I can run simple ASP programs without any problem. But when I use forms
with post method and call an asp in action, it does not pass any data
to ASP.
Request.Form method on a form field does not return any value.
This code works on web hosting provider server, just does not work on
my workstation with my own IIS server. Code:
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If i have a standard textfield within my form:
<input type="text" name="number" size="10">
and i submit the form with the textfield left blank, when i use:
Request.Form("number")
what data type will it return? I need to know the data type so i can check for "", null, nothing or something else.
Assume these scenarios:
1. The user is supposed to type in a number in the textfield
2. The user has no restrictions on what he can type in the textfield
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window (http://server/modaldialog.asp) with a desired height 200px by width
200px.
Here's my attempts and problems:
Attempt #1) In http://server/page1.asp, it has code <form
action="http://server/modaldialog.asp" method="post" target="_blank">
In http://server/modaldialog.asp, it has code <body onBlur = "self.focus()">
It can produce modal dialog window modaldialog.asp, but I want to set the
width and height of modaldialog.asp.
Attempt #2) var sReturn = window.showModalDialog("modaldialog.asp", params,
"dialogHeight:200px; dialogWidth:200px;");
This is the effect I want. But this is not posting the form data to
modaldialog.asp. Any workarounds to my problems??
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Is it possible to post the form data and open the page as a modal window?
Because when I do the following, it will open page2.asp in a new window, but
I still able to manipulate page1.asp. I want to make page2.asp as modal
window.
<form action="http://server2/page2.asp" method="post" target="_blank">
Any ideas?
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The problem is that I am using the _search target to open the asp
page.
When I use _blank target there is no problem, either I use GET or POST
method.
But when I use _search target, only GET method works. Code:
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values:
emailFrom = Request.Form.Item("ctrl:EmailFrom")
emailTo = Request.Form.Item("ctrl:EmailTo")
However, after I added attribute ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data" to the HTML
tag <Form> for uploading files (not implemented yet). The above code doesn't
work and the value of Request.Form.Item("...") become "Undefined".
How to solve the problem?
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window (http://server/modaldialog.asp) with a desired height 200px by width
200px.
Here's my attempts and problems:
Attempt #1) In http://server/page1.asp, it has code <form
action="http://server/modaldialog.asp" method="post" target="_blank">
In http://server/modaldialog.asp, it has code <body onBlur = "self.focus()">
It can produce modal dialog window modaldialog.asp, but I want to set the
width and height of modaldialog.asp.
Attempt #2) var sReturn = window.showModalDialog("modaldialog.asp", params,
"dialogHeight:200px; dialogWidth:200px;");
This is the effect I want. But this is not posting the form data to
modaldialog.asp.
Any workarounds to my problems??
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Edit:
By the way -- this is normal VBS/ASP running on IIS 5 on an NT server
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But, If I post the form to another .asp page, which I prefer, the code doesn't work. Do anyone have any suggestions? Here's my code.
I have a form that ignores my form validation code. My code works if I use the post method of <%=Request.ServerVariables("SCRIPT_NAME")%>. But, If I post the form to another .asp page, which I prefer, the code doesn't work. Do anyone have any suggestions? Code:
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itself using POST method. Only "mr" is passed.
I created a second asp file demo1.asp and passed "mr programmer" and whole
string (include space b/w mr and programmer was passed successfully).
The code for demo.asp is:
<%
name = request.Form("name")
response.Write "hello " & request.Form("name")
' if name is empty then store some string with space in it
' problem is the word before space 'mr' is passed, but 'programer' is not
passed
if len(name)=0 then
name = "mr programmer"
end if
%>
Code:
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I have a .asp page that uses the post method and it works fine on my computer using iis. But when i put it on the web server (it has windows NT4) it wont work.
I've read that you have to do something to allow the post method on the server.
i know nothing about windows NT4 but can get access to the server. can someone please let me know what i have to do to get this to work?
Just to let you know the post method is for ssending a login and pass to another page that search a database for the record. If there is another way to do this that does not show the variables in the url please let me know. i am also willing to make it so that everything is on the same page so i dont have to pass anything.
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Is there a limit to how many variables you can pass on using post method?
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