The following code demonstrates how to populate the Upload control's
collections, save uploaded files to disk and retrieve form data. Please note
that for brevity we do not perform any error checking
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collections, save uploaded files to disk and retrieve form data. Please note
that for brevity we do not perform any error checking
We will assume that a form with an encoding type of
"Multipart/Form-Data" is POSTING to the ASP page which contains the following
code:
"Multipart/Form-Data" is POSTING to the ASP page which contains the following
code:
1 . <%
2 . Dim
objUpload
3. Set
objUpload = color=rosybrown>Server.CreateObject("Dundas.Upload.2")
4.
objUpload.Save "c:temp"
5. strName = objUpload.Form("txtName")
6.
strSize = objUpload.Files(0).Size
7. Set objUpload =
Nothing
8. %>
objUpload
3. Set
objUpload = color=rosybrown>Server.CreateObject("Dundas.Upload.2")
4.
objUpload.Save "c:temp"
5. strName = objUpload.Form("txtName")
6.
strSize = objUpload.Files(0).Size
7. Set objUpload =
Nothing
8. %>
Explanation According to Line
1 . Open ASP
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2 . color=black>Declare a variable named objUpload
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2 . color=black>Declare a variable named objUpload
3 . Create
instance ofUpload control
instance ofUpload control
4 . Save uploaded files to to disk specified by physical
path
path
5 . Retrieve the value of a form element called
txtName
6 . Retrieve the size of the first uploaded
file
7 . Release resources
txtName
6 . Retrieve the size of the first uploaded
file
7 . Release resources
8. Close ASP
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