Web Forms :: Couldn't Get Selected Save Location Path For Fileupload?
Jun 1, 2010
I need to save the selected File in my this location.My Actual path is this \zdcprojectCCHIS_NCHS_NVSSDEVNDI.When I add actula path its not accepting. I am getting this message 'unrecognized escape sequence'.So I replaced with with '\' . When I am executing its returing this path 'Failed to map the path '/zdc/project/CCHIS_NCHS_NVSS/DEV/NDI/'.How can I save my actula path.
I am running Windows Server 2008 Datacenter, ASP.NET 4, IIS 7 and getting the error :Access to the path <path> is denied when using the FileUpload control to save the uploaded file to this directory.I have given the directory in question full access to Network Service but that makes no difference.I have even given the directory full access to Everyone but it still gives the same error.Totally baffled by it
[URL] .... I am referring to the link given mentioned above, i want to save image details into database of each file, if i select two files i want to save filename in database in each row. ist file in 1 row , second file in next row with file name.
I am trying to upload a file Into a MapPath but I am getting a error 'C:/WebSite/userimages/' is a physical path, but a virtual path was expected. My code is:
I'm trying to display images in a GridView (yes, still this...). [edit] Before I can come to that I have to upload some images to the database.
I've followed this tutorial for the "upload image to database" code (this worked fine for uploading images, but I don't know if the images were converted to byte):
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and I've followed this tutorial for the "display images in gridview" code (and "retrieve file" from the tutorial below).
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It doesn't quite work, the GridView shows but without images
Now I'm trying to change the "save file" code according to this tutorial:
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but I don't understand everything in it. When I try to upload an image I get an error on this line:
I have a FileUpload control in an UpdatePanel and when user select a file, the full file path will will be stored in a hiddenfield, and during postback, i would like to assign the full file path in the hiddenfield back to the FileUpload control textbox, possible to achieve that?
I have a site that uploads multiple PDF files from a CD from one specific computer and that computer is the server that will store the PDF files. I want to do this without having doezens of fileupload controls as the number of PDF files vary from CD to CD.
My problem is that I want the whole process automated. The site will read the names of the PDF files on the CD to the SQL server, which will match, parse, and delete unneeded information with the actual names in a comma delimited textfile. I have that all completed, but i'm only getting the filenames of the PDF and no the contents of the PDF's themselves (They all show 0KB). I am certain that the problem is that i'm pulling from Directory.GetFiles and it's only saving the filenames instead of the files themselves. Is there any way to set the upload path for the filecontrol?
The requirement is that the whole original file path be saved to the database; for example: L:folder1folder2xyz.doc. However; the FileName property of the FileUpload control will only give "xyz.doc". We are interested in obtaining the full path only and really not interested in using the control to do any upload.
Is there any way to get the full path? We would like our user to be able to browse to the target file instead typing into a textbox because the folder name could be very long and several levels deep in our organization.
When click button control, The selected file's details was displayed(Eg. Excel File) in grideview. After clicking button, file uploadcontrol was empty.
I need, File upload control path "Should Remain There " Because I need use another Operation(Save to DataBase),
I got creating album feature, it require user to enter data of new album name, description, and upload a profile picture. I can do everthing perfectly fine, but wat i wan to do is, if the user did not select any file to upload, which means they do not wan to put a profile pic for that album, i wan to take the "noimage.gif" from the folder and set it to the FileUpload path, because i wanted to store that image into database, therefore i need to retrieve that image first and then convert it into bitmap and then to bytes with a method im using now
Here I trying to open a folder location through my save path in database. I binded a gridview with a hyper link as a template column. In hyperlink's Navigationurl proprty I write this
NavigateUrl = '<%Eval("ProjectPath") %>'
It's working fine with path which doesn't have spaces like D:/Myprojects/Project1. But if this path wud like be D:/Myprojects/Project 1, it doesn't work. how to come over this.
am using Asp.Net C# 2.0. My website is working fine in local. Website contains 2 js files included in master page. It works fine in local environment, but when i publish my website i get "Object expected" error on page load, and thus the js functions are not working in published website. Currently I am writing:
I used the FileUpload and all is ok, I dont have problems, but I need put the path for the upload by default, in the load of the page, or java script,, but the FileUpload. values is only read , how i can change this value? when the user click in browse the choose file, make a filter by the path for default for example seacrh in c:d.... or the box Choose File how i can write the file name by default?
I have not been able to uplaod a file to my web page although the code I am using works if I copy it locally. Perhaps I am missing something in the path or I need to change some security setting on the web page?
I wanted to impose specific timeout interval and request length on some specific pages that uploads documents of size up to 50MB. Hence I did the following config changes after going through some sites.
I keep getting error when I run the application. I tried various other ways like giving the complete path like <sitename>/<applicationname>/<v.folder name>/<filename>.I tried this on both IIS 6.0 and IIS 7.0.