1. I have a file upload tool to get any file okay.. 2. I want to get binary format of any file that i browse through upload tool and 3. I want to save it in another file say any text file or database or any custom file type 4. Now that i've binary format of any file say a image file, how can i recreate the file from it's binary content... all i need is....FIle to Binary and then Binary to Original File.
i have a requirement where i need to save image to database. Iam in confusion whether to save the path of image in database by saving the image in folder or to save the binary data of image to database.
If any user gives the information of his photo in binary objects how can i search it and how can i display the corresponding image that was stored in the sql database
I am getting the error: String or binary data would be truncated. The statement has been terminated. when trying to upload an image. What would cause this? my code is:
I need to upload and save an image onto the server. I am using an XMLHttpRequest POST to send the image to the server and calling a class named imageSave.aspx.I am finding difficulty in "catching" the image from server side (imageSave.aspx) and saving it onto the server. Does anyone please have some tips as to how this is done or maybe link to a good article or something?
Currently i have done upload image function and its saved the picture into folder in server . But if the picture has same name its unable to save the photo . How to rename the photo each time i save the photo into the server . Below is my coding .
I have stored image into database as a binary format .. but when i run my webside ... browser show only text data into gridview .. not showing image ... although image is already saved into database. How can i solve it..(any property of grid view which show image) ....
I have written a website and let the user upload their photo. It also resizes the picture to 400 x 400 and crops automatically to the center part of the picture. All of this works good but each file is about 355K each for JPG and PNG file formats. I just tried GIF and it is 49K but the picture is grainy when saved this way. Is there any way I can get the picture to a smaller file size with keeping it at 400 x 400? I really thought PNG would be the way to go and was surprised by it being the same as jpg. I don't want to lower the quality either for JPG files.
I am writing code for upload image file and save it into disc ,,, during this and before save it to disc I want to resize the image into specified width and Heigh. i am trying to use this code
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but I dont have Neodynamic.WebControls.ImageDraw.dll?
i wan code for profile image setting. user can able to resize image by selecting size in the dropbox. and image cand drag specific location,(canvas image-->image can bigger then canvas and he can drag image withini the canvas,image shoud save--withini the canvas width and height)
Rquirements
1)user upload the image and will save that image and will disply the image at left side show in the figure. 2) user can select the size of the image from dropbox. the image size will be alter depend upon the selected size. 3)user can drag the image in the specific location. i mean selecting image with mouse can drag, shoud be dragable. 4)same as profile image setting of gmail,facebook and skype.
i have dataset containing multiple images in binary format,how i can use handler to display those images from dataset which i am having,without needing to pass id in query string to handler each time?
I have another problem is that I have Placed a file upload control in Empty template of Gridview to have multiple record insert. I have used viewstate to save multiple record into database. But problem is that I am able to find the control but it not giving any value.I have following code.
We have a scenario where we would like to allow our users to upload images to the site. We are running on ASP.Net. A quick search did not result in anything good. It would be great if the control is free/open source but we do not mind paying a little bit.