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| Submitted on: 1/13/2001 4:56:05 PM
By: Lewis Moten
Level: Intermediate
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By 7 Users
Compatibility:ASP (Active Server Pages)
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| | | Allows you to upload multiple files and fields without purchasing or registering COM objects. Great for shared hosts that frown upon 3rd Party com objects or charge an arm and a leg for them. This version uses Classes rather then the dictionary object that I have seem most other people use. Dictionary Objects seem to be flakey with more problems.
I have added examples of how to upload a file to a database and the file system. A file is also included that retreives the file from the database.
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1/14/2001 3:29:30 PM:RR_Pilot
do these files actually get uploaded if
they do where does it save to? or does
it just get info?
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1/20/2001 3:35:13 AM:elaroy
I got a nice table but how do I get it
to save the uploaded file data as a
file on the server?
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1/23/2001 2:09:13 PM:Lewis Moten
Ok, I've added some extra files that
show you how to save your files to a
database and the file system. A sample
database is included so this should
work rite out of the box.
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1/31/2001 5:30:29 PM:Joel Wyrick
Great code. This worked right out of
the box and it was just what I was
looking for!
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2/6/2001 2:20:59 PM:Stephen
Very Good code, Great for automating my
site so that my boss can even update it
now, thanks.
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2/19/2001 11:44:00 AM:Tommy
Hi !!
I having problems getting the
File system upload to work When i push
the upload button i get a page can`t be
displad message !
What is the problem
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2/19/2001 11:42:34 PM:Lewis Moten
Page can't be displayed? Hmm.. Without
more details, my guess would be that an
error had occured within the code. As
to the reason, my best guess is that
the Internet User account does not have
access to write files to the directory
that you are uploading files to. Find
the directory in your file system and
view its properties. Click on the
security tab. Click on the button
[Add...]. Search for a user beginning
with
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2/19/2001 11:44:24 PM:Lewis Moten
beginning with "IUSER_" and Click [add]
so they appear in the list of users
who have permission to access the
directory below. Click [OK]. Make
sure that they have "Write"
permissions. You may also want to
allow them "Modify" permissions as
well. I hope this helps.
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2/27/2001 9:21:33 AM:Soffipropp
Looks good. I have one problem though,
I can´t open the database, why??
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3/21/2001 4:38:07 PM:wesley
is there a readme file on how to set it
up?
1)I simply have IIS 4, is that
enough?
2)I tried it but it returns an
error
: 'Fields(...).AppendChunk'
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3/21/2001 4:40:15 PM:wesley
1)is there a readme file to
setup?
2)what other server requirement
is there?? 3rd party programs? I simply
have IIS 4
3)I tried upload to a
database but I got this error
:
'Fields(...).AppendChunk'
thanks
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4/2/2001 1:23:38 PM:Mike
Although this code works wonderfully,
the problem we're encountering (with
our COM solution, and this code) is
that we can't seem to open a file on a
remote machine from IIS. FSO fails,
our COM attempts have failed, etc.
Uploading the file to the web server
works fine. Uploading it to a share on
the SQL server fails. Outside of IIS,
the file can copy over fine... it is
definately limited to IIS (we've even
had our
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4/2/2001 1:24:33 PM:Mike Knowles
(we've even had our "outside-of-IIS"
copy app impersonate the IIS Anonymous
account to check to see if it was a
permissions issue - even though the
share is world writable)
Any
thoughts? Have you tested this code
against uploading to a remote
machine?
(nice code, otherwise!)
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4/23/2001 4:34:48 AM:lost_soul
i can't upload jpg files.
BTW:
can
anyone upload files larger than
150++kb????
i'm having error with
this.
anyone can solve this error?
is
there a script time
out???/
thanks..........
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5/2/2001 11:37:12 AM:Bill Kehn
I keep getting this error with the file
system upload. All permissions are
good. BTW database upload works great.
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5/2/2001 11:39:00 AM:Bill Kehn
I'm not sure if I included the error in
my last post but here it is.
Error
Type:
Microsoft VBScript compilation
(0x800A0411)
Name
redefined
/ToFileSystem.asp, line 11,
column 4
Dim sPath
---^
Thanks
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5/11/2001 6:07:14 PM:Brian Conner
I need a script that will allow me to
upload files up to 5 Mb. Is this
possible with this script or am I going
to get timeouts?
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5/23/2001 10:37:24 AM:JF
I get this error when I click on the
UPLOAD
button:
***********
Microsoft
VBScript compilation error '800a0400'
Expected statement
/Office/bulletinboard/upload2/clsUpl
oad.asp, line 11
End
Class
^
*********
What did I miss?
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6/4/2001 4:38:41 AM:Jose Andres
I am trying to find an Upload solution
than not uses the 100% of CPU of the
server when uploads a big file. How can
I solve this problem? I have passed
the last Service Packs, and I think
that my IIS is well configured.
Thanks.
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6/8/2001 3:33:20 AM:Nicholas Hurt
Great Code! But how would I ensure that
the files uploaded can only be of the
.gif or .jpg type? Is there some
parameter line I can use? Thanks
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6/8/2001 9:57:49 AM:Lewis Moten
ack! soo many people responding. I'll
try to answer your questions, but I may
be a little slow. To tell if the file
is a JPG or GIF - look at the
ContentType. I believe they are
image/jpg and image/gif. Also, Netscap
content types might be a little
different then Internet Explorers, so
you'll have to check them out and
determine wich one is witch. You can
also look at the last 3 characters of
the file name. (Obviously they are
"GIF" and "JPG"). If you really want
to get advanced, You can do a search on
the binary data. the first three
letters of the GIF's should be GIF -
remember to search via. binary (ASCII)
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6/8/2001 9:59:46 AM:Lewis Moten
Upload without using CPU 100%? You
might want to look into professional
components for that one. If you are
working on a very large solution, you
may want to consider building your own
that will work with COM+ so that
another machine will handle the parsing
of the binary data. Other then that -
I'm at a loss for a solution to the
problem without further investigation.
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6/8/2001 10:01:21 AM:Lewis Moten
Answer to "JF"'s problem - Expected
statement. Something tells me that you
opened an "If" statment and didn't
close it somewhere ... before you
included my class in your web page.
Just look through your code and make
sure the syntax is correct.
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6/8/2001 10:04:00 AM:Lewis Moten
Brian Conner: In order to allow large
uploads, you need to setup the
Server.ScriptTimeout to allow more time
before the page dies. This is measured
in seconds - and I believe it is setup
to 2 minutes (120 seconds). Just set
it up to Server.ScriptTimeout = Minutes
* 60
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6/8/2001 10:05:54 AM:Lewis Moten
Bill Kenn: I accidentally declared the
variable twice. Just take out line 11.
I'll have to look at the code tonight
to see if I fixed this problem before.
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6/8/2001 10:09:53 AM:Lewis Moten
Mike Knowles: What i'm gathering is
that you have a mapped network drive
that you wish to save a file to. If
this is the case, then the problem is
this - The remote computer is not
comprimizing the web servers local
Internet User account. One idea i
would try is adding the internet user
to the remote server (Remember, this
account name has the machine name
within its username). If that doesn't
work, I would then check to see if your
COM object that you were trying
supports impersinating NT User
accounts. If so, the solution is easy.
Just make it pretend it is a user on
the remote machine. Hopefully that
helps solve the problem.
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6/8/2001 10:13:27 AM:Lewis Moten
wesley: there are not read me files
other then the feed back you see here
and my email address. I am uncertain
as to the problem with the
.AppendChunk. One idea may be that
your file is just too large and may
need to be broken appart for multiple
Append Chunks. Another is that perhaps
your version of ADO doesn't support
this method. I havn't tested this on
other platforms besides Win2K with ADO
2.6. The way I build most of my code
here is to support the idea that you
don't have to install anything more
then the basic web server setup in
order to use my code.
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6/19/2001 11:36:25 AM:Seamus McConville
The code works well. If I am uploading
a large file is it possible to display
a progess bar to give the user a rough
indication of how long it would take.
Or maybe you could suggest a site where
I could find this?
Thanks.
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7/3/2001 11:07:05 AM:Brent
Nice script! Can't upload anything
above 150K though, even though I've set
Server.ScriptTimeout to about 10
minutes. Noticed someone else above
was having the same problem. 150K
seems about the limit for me to.
Anybody have any ideas?
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7/3/2001 11:11:08 AM:lewis@moten.com
Yes, I'm having the same problems
myself. I don't know why though. I'll
have to dig into the code when I get
some free time.
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7/19/2001 2:35:28 PM:Jenz
Hello!
HAD the same problem as
stated above,
but I increased the
ScriptTimeout to 3600, after that it
worked fine.
The ScriptTimeOut is
set in seconds.
Running on NT
4.0/IIS 4.0 SP 5
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7/19/2001 2:41:51 PM:Jenz
Did I mention that I uploaded a picture
that was 5'576'202 bytes?
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8/3/2001 11:52:43 AM:Steve
Great script. I have a really novice
question. I need to increase the
ScriptTimeout so that I can upload
larger files, but don't know where to
find that setting. Can someone let me
know where to find it. Thanks!
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8/8/2001 11:43:34 AM:cgarnir
is it possible to insert a session
variable in to the Server.MapPath
string
i want to insert a subdirectory
at runtime.
i know that the category
directory exist so i can include this,
but what about a subdirectory we only
know from a session variable?
'
Save the file to the file system
Set
fso = CreateObject(
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8/8/2001 11:45:12 AM:continiu
Set fso =
CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject
")'
strPath=
Server.MapPath(".\category\") &
"\"
Set FSO =
Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSyste
mObject")
FSO.OpenTextFile(strPath &
sFileName, nForWriting, True).Write
sNewData
Set FSO = Nothing
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8/28/2001 2:08:06 AM:The great sam
Works well on my personal servers, but
not on my shared one. Any ideas?
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10/23/2001 8:21:28 PM:chrisoleary@att.net
Hi, I was trying to run the upload app
and got the following error:
Server
object error 'ASP 0177 :
800a0046'
Server.CreateObject Failed
/UploadWSC/ToFileSystem.asp, line 37
The operation completed
successfully.
What am I missing?
Thanks, Chris.
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11/12/2001 8:41:26 AM:Dazza
Hi, I was trying to run the upload app
and got the following
error:
Server
object error 'ASP
0177 :
800a0046'
Server.CreateObject Failed
/UploadWSC/ToFileSystem.asp, line
37
The operation completed
successfully.
Any ideas ?
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11/13/2001 5:17:07 PM:Shane Poppleton
I am getting the same problem as JF,
Expected statement
/upload/clsUpload.asp, line 11
End Class
^
You mentioned
about not having an if statement
closed, i have tested you script on
Win2000, and it worked out of the box,
but the server hosting our site is NT4,
and i get the same problem, Does older
versions of IIS, not support
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11/13/2001 5:18:44 PM:Shane Poppleton
"class", sorry message got chopped.
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11/27/2001 10:02:05 AM:Ahilan
Simply Super. This what i was asking my
friends for a long time. My Heart Full
of thanks for your Solution. I faced
security problem with Filewriting but i
selected DataBase system. No Problem.
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1/23/2002 1:02:55 PM:Peter
Trying to add form fields, example,
text and checkboxes, how do I call the
value on todatabase.asp?
Thank you,
great code, worked out of the box!
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1/23/2002 1:03:20 PM:Peter
Trying to add form fields, example,
text and checkboxes, how do I call the
value on todatabase.asp?
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2/23/2002 4:38:09 PM:Jose Rodriguez
As I can show the image kept in mdb
within a pagina htm? It does not show
the image to me. Response.BinaryWrite
does not show the image,
interprets it
like flat text
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3/3/2002 9:00:36 PM:Matt Pfingsten
Alright, forgive me if I sound like a
newbie, but I can't seem to find
Server.ScriptTimeout in
ToFileSystem.asp, ToDatabase.asp, or
clsUpload.asp.
I too would also like
to know how to add form fields to the
database along with the file.
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3/4/2002 1:08:54 PM:Matt Pfingsten
well I figured out the server.timeout
thing.
But still, how do you add the
contents of HTML form elements to the
database?
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3/22/2002 1:31:54 AM:Carsten Hering
Hi,
I'm having the same problem as
Shane Poppleton (compilation error in
clsUpload.asp) when runnig the script
on the webserver. Did someone find a
reason or solution to this?
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3/22/2002 2:09:52 AM:Carsten Hering
Hi again,
I figured it out:
It is
because of the Version of VBScript.
On
IIS 4 it's 3.0 and on IIS 5(W2K) it's
5.0 and the Class Object is only
supported in 5.0.
Here you can find a
refernce to all VBScript Versions and
the awaylable
Features:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/lib
rary/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/scri
pt56/html/vtoriversioninformation.asp
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3/27/2002 1:39:45 PM:Lewis Moten
NEW VERSION OF CODE NOW
AVAILABLE
http://www.pscode.com/vb/sc
ripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=7361&lngWId
=4
ENJOY
#########################
###
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4/29/2002 8:55:13 PM:Dexter Zafra
Can anybody here help me with this
problem?Am I pointing it to the right
path? Pls help..Thnx for this nice
piece og code..
Microsoft VBScript
compilation (0x800A0411)
Name
redefined
/dexter/upload/ToFileSystem.a
sp, line 11, column 4
Dim sPath
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6/4/2002 4:38:40 AM:Alessandro
the browser gives me this
error:
Microsoft VBScript
compilation error '800a03ea'
Syntax
error
/app/clsUpload.asp, line 2
Class clsUpload
the thing I
don't understand is that the code works
perfectly in I create in IIS a virtual
directory.
It gives that error if I
run in in a
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6/4/2002 8:59:18 AM:Lewis Moten
Alessandro. It sounds like you dont
have the latest vbScript installed. I
believe you need at least version 5.0.
goto
http://www.microsoft.com/scripting/
also, there is a new version of
this
script on
PSC.
http://www.pscode.com/vb/scripts
/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=7361&lngWId;=4
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6/12/2002 4:21:46 AM:Jens Jakobsen
What's this?
Microsoft VBScript
compilation error '800a0400'
Expected statement
/salg/upload/clsUpload.asp, line 11
End Class
^
I've spent some
time with it and I am getting grey
hairs... I have configured the folders
where the database is AND the folder
where it says "Uploads" - but every
time I try to upload I get the before
mentioned error msg :((((
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6/12/2002 4:24:48 AM:Jens Jakobsen
Eh - when I said "configured" I meant
that the anonymous internet account has
been given write access.
Is it
because I have an old IIS 4.0 (and
IE4.0) server that hasn't been touched
(more or less) since it was installed?
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6/12/2002 11:07:59 AM:Lewis Moten
It appears that the code does not have
a closing END IF statment somewhere.
There is now a version 2 for this code.
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