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' for :A+ ASP Image/Document uploader |
' view/delete/upload files... create/delet
' e folders
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Active Server Pages. Client-Side VBScript.
The required "uploader.dll" component is zipped In this zip file. The source-code is included (imageClass.cls).
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2/14/2002 11:21:14 AM:Chris Walker
This code is awsome! I've been looking
for something like this for a long
time. This will make a lot of the
admin editing on my company's web site
a lot easier.
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2/14/2002 11:43:46 AM:Mike Loffland
The source-code for the uploader.dll is
now included in the .zip file (as
requested)
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2/20/2002 2:27:37 PM:Ray Barbee
Nice... but you should add the
capability to create folders and delete
files too. I think that would make this
even more convenient.
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2/20/2002 2:57:40 PM:Avery Mitchell
Exactly what I was looking for
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2/21/2002 5:02:11 PM:Mike Loffland
Ability to create/delete folders and
delete files added (as requested)
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3/11/2002 5:25:39 AM:undercodex
Nice piece of work well done
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3/18/2002 5:35:02 PM:Ritzsky
Great work but I can't get it to view
the files in any of the directories
that I create.
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3/18/2002 8:23:28 PM:Mike Loffland
Have you edited the i_settings.asp file
to reflect the directory structure of
your web server?
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4/3/2002 11:11:20 AM:alexis
Hi, I changed all the appropriate
settings and registered the dll on my
web server. But when I click on the
upload file button I get page cannot be
displayed even though all nec files are
there. Any thoughts? Thanks
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4/11/2002 10:58:27 PM:John
I am beginner of ASP and I would like
to know the source code on how to get
the name of the file(s) that we had
been uploaded. Any
ideas for me.
Please help me!!
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5/12/2002 8:14:21 PM:Jeff
I changed the settings, and registered
the dll. How come it shows a page not
found result after i click the submit
button in the upload feature?
Please
advise
Thanks
Jeff
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5/16/2002 1:18:38 AM:Delia
Hi,
I need to upload an image file
to my server.
i was wundering if is
working with PWS server? I only have
win 98
I followed your instructions
(the settings for the image path I just
leave it deafault) and I runed just
upfile.asp
...I can't get it to
work.
could you please help me?
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5/29/2002 12:54:55 PM:Mike Loffland
I never tested it on Personal Web
Server, so I'm not sure.
The
"start.asp" script is the intitial
start page for the demo. Follow the
instructions on that page to test
it.
Make sure the component has
been
registered as well.
Mike
Loffland
mike@motoregg.com
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5/29/2002 12:58:16 PM:Mike Loffland
I updated the script to resolve the
"page cannot be found error". The
problem was that the script was trying
to navigate to a predifned folder that
did not exist. This folder is defined
in the i_settings.asp file. It was
originally set to navigate to
C:\inetpub\wwwroot\images. I have since
changed this default to
C:\inetpub\wwwroot. If you continue to
receive the "file cannot be found"
error, double check your i_settings.asp
file to make sure that the folder
defined in the strImageRoot variable is
indeed a valid location on your
server.
Mike
Loffland
mike@motoregg.com
http://www.
motoregg.com
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