Thinking of siging up with DiscountASP - but I have a question.

Discussion in 'Pre-sales questions' started by smc, Aug 6, 2007.

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  1. smc

    smc

    I posted this message in the ASP2.0 forum but I think that was the wrong place to put it.... a mod may want to delete it from there.

    I am looking to sign up for the .NET 2.0 hosting. I want to find out if I can do the following with one of the DiscountASP.net plans.
    I am very familiar with the security aspect of uploading files, form validation, etc.

    My site will be a gallery site that will allow users to upload images. The image will be uploaded to a directory on the webserver and the image details will be stored in a DB.
    After the image is uploaded, a preview version and a thumbnail version will be created from the original uploaded file and also saved to the server.
    As more images are uploaded, the asp file will check if the number of files in the upload directory exceed a certain number and if they do then a new directory is created and files will be saved to this new directory and so on....

    I want to know if DiscountASP.net allow

    - the upload of files to the webserver using the ASP.NET 2.0 FileUpload control
    ( File1.SaveAs('filename.jpg')

    - the creation and saving to the webserver of new files (e.g. thumbnail versions)

    - the creation of new directories by CodeBehind
    (Directory.CreateDirectory('DirName'))

    thank you for any replies.
    If DiscountASP.net does not allow this could you tell me what you do allow and I'll see if I can adjust my code to suit. txs
     
  2. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    - the upload of files to the webserver using the ASP.NET 2.0 FileUpload control
    ( File1.SaveAs("filename.jpg")



    Yes



    - the creation and saving to the webserver of new files (e.g. thumbnail versions)



    Yes



    - the creation of new directories by CodeBehind
    (Directory.CreateDirectory("DirName"))
    Yes.

    Bruce

    DiscountASP.NET
    www.DiscountASP.NET
     
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