Post & Submit a file without ASPUpload

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  1. Takeshi Eto

    Takeshi Eto DiscountASP.NET Staff

    Takeshi Eto, Sep 22, 2003
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  2. perpetualpr

    perpetualpr

    Hi,
    Can someone please tell me how to POST & SUBMIT a file to my server space?. I am not interested in buying ASPUpload. According to microsofts documentation, I should be able to do this with HTML.

    Please help!

    Thanks Much
    -Doug


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    perpetualpr, Sep 22, 2003
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  3. theharmonyguy

    theharmonyguy

    You can do it with the FileSystemObject, if that's what you mean, but there are some drawbacks - and file uploading is always a security risk, so be careful.
     
    theharmonyguy, Sep 29, 2003
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  4. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    Steurm is right...

    Uploading w/ ASP.net is much simpler than with ASP.

    In fact, many programming tasks can be done in a much simpler fashion in ASP.net


    quote:Originally posted by steurm

    Isn't it possible to use asp.net for you ? Uploading files is easy with asp.net. I you want, I can post some code for you.

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    Bruce, Nov 10, 2003
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  5. rory

    rory

    quote:Originally posted by theharmonyguy

    You can do it with the FileSystemObject, if that's what you mean, but there are some drawbacks - and file uploading is always a security risk, so be careful.
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    Check out this web site if you want a free alternative. Its a ASP Class Script.

    http://www.freeaspupload.net/
     
    rory, Nov 10, 2003
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  6. steurm

    steurm

    Isn't it possible to use asp.net for you ? Uploading files is easy with asp.net. I you want, I can post some code for you.

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    Steurm
    www.steurm.net/steurm
     
    steurm, Nov 10, 2003
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