Application able to record error in OnError, but we are not able to do any redirect or so to show something meaningfull to user.
Any ideas?
I know that we can set maxRequestLength in web.config, but anyway user can exceed this limit and some normal error need to be displayed.
I am using File upload control in ASP.Net, followed the below blogs approach.
How do you go about verifying the type of an uploaded file reliably without using the extension? I’m guessing that you have to examine the header / read some of the bytes, but I really have no idea how to go about it. Im using c# and asp.net.
I want (barely computer literate) people to easily submit a large number of files (pictures) through my web application. Is there a simple, robust, free/cheap, widely used, standard tool/component (Flash or .NET – sorry no java runtime on the browser) that allows a web user to select a folder or a bunch of files on their computer and upload them?
I have a web application on godaddy shared hosting. Its a asp.net application. Everything working fine but when I upload some file it gives an error “Access to the path ‘PATH’ is denied.”
I have an ASP.NET web application that uses jQuery on client side.
On one of the web forms I have a bunch of controls to fill, and an upload control.
User can run upload while filling other entries on the form.
When user saves the form, all data including file is stored into database .
The question is what to do with uploaded file while user fills the form?
I have two possible solutions, but don’t know which of them is more optimal
Is it good to store the uploaded file into a relational database or put it in a file system under a directory in IIS? I thought relational system will be a better choice. Any comments? When will you use one over the other?
I am having an Ajax Asynchronous file upload control in update panel. My upload works fine but after the upload is completed., I need to see the image I have uploaded.
But it doesnt work here is what I have done
I’m using a slightly modified version of Valum’s upload [github link], I’ve modified it to upload to a database but haven’t modified the javascript that it is using to get the file into the Request as an InputStream.
I have a FileUpload control inside an UpdatePanel. I have successfully registered the upload button with the scriptmanager to do a full postback. The only issue I have is that FileUpload.HasFile is always returning null.
Note: When I move the FileUpload control outside of the updatepanel everything works file. Is there a solution or workaround for this.