I am using ASP.NET 3.5 with iTextSharp and I have the following code:
var templatePath = Server.MapPath(@"~/Templates/template1.pdf"); var newFilePath = Server.MapPath(@"~/TempFiles/new.pdf"); PdfReader pdfReader = new PdfReader(templatePath); PdfStamper pdfStamper = new PdfStamper(pdfReader, new FileStream(newFilePath, FileMode.Create)); AcroFields pdfFormFields = pdfStamper.AcroFields; pdfFormFields.SetField("Box1", "007"); pdfFormFields.SetField("Box2", "123456"); pdfStamper.FormFlattening = false; pdfStamper.Close(); Response.ClearContent(); Response.Buffer = true; Response.ContentType = "application/pdf"; Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment;filename=new.pdf")); Response.WriteFile(newFilePath); Response.End();
The above code fills out a pdf file and saves the new file to the TempFiles folder. It then prompts the user to either save or open the file. Can I achieve the same functionality without saving the file to the TempFiles location?
I need to be able to read an excel file from a file upload control but I can not save the file to disk first, it must be done in memory.
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Above is my code for reading the data file if it IS saved to disk, but again, I have to be able to do this without saving the file to disk, it must be done in memory. I have not been able to find any sample code anywhere on how to do this from memory, everything seems to force the file be uploaded, saved to disk, and then read in the connection string, which again I can not do.
i need to save multiple documents stored in SQL server as Image type to disk.
What i want to do is "backup" all files in a table (column) to disk, zip them and Response.TransmitFile(FilePath) to client.
I could use C# ot VB but that would require a lot of connections to database or a lot of server memory and i don't want that, becauze there are a lot of files to be saved Since SQL can write files to disk i was thinking about saving those files to disk directly from sql. Something like when u're doing a backup
My website provides a facility to upload images, using the ASP.NET FileUpload control. We accept both jpeg and tiff formats but I have just decided that all tiffs should be converted to jpegs at the time of upload. If possible, I want to avoid saving the original tiff to disk. I would any sample coding for achieving this conversion prior to saving (ideally in VB.NET, though I could always run C# code through a converter).
My website provides a facility to upload images, using the ASP.NET FileUpload control. We accept both jpeg and tiff formats but I have just decided that all tiffs should be converted to jpegs at the time of upload. If possible, I want to avoid saving the original tiff to disk.
I would appreciate any sample coding suggestions for achieving this conversion prior to saving (ideally in VB.NET, though I could always run C# code through a converter).
How to save Ajax Editor content as an HTML file to a disk?
Let's say I have an Ajax Editor which allows user to type or paste in long message or writting. Once he clicks on "submit" button, an HTML file will be created and save to a disk. I am working on asp.net 3.5, ajax version 3.5 (from codeplex, work well).
I m trying to read the tags of a local HTML file. I found out this code online but it works for the aspx pages on the server and of the current app only. ___________________________________________________
using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls;
foreach (Control c in this.Page.Header.Controls)
{ if (c.GetType() == typeof(HtmlMeta))[code]...
THis code acceses the following section of an html page -
On my MVC2 web application I have a form that a user can enter dates, times, comments etc for appointments with clients. We then give him the oppertunity to download it as a vCalendar file. So far, on my controller I have the following code (I have just included the string that stored my vCard data) :
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I have worked with uploading and downloading binary files within MVC, but working with stuff like this I am totally lost. This code needs to be saved as a .vcs from withing the client's browser. My return value looks something like this :
I'm new to ASP and I was wondering if there is a way to save the source of the web-page into a string variable or a .txt file given a website address using C# or ASP.net with C#.
i used a file upload control to upload file..after uploading i want to preview image without storing its path or storing in DB or solution explorrer folder.when i upload using fileupload control..path of image comes in fileupload control now i used a button so,that on button click image should be displayed in image control..
I'm looking for a way of automatically creating a 30 second preview file of an MP3 when it is uploaded through my ASP.NET Web Application.
I want this to work similar to last.fm or iTunes where you can preview a 30 second clip of an MP3 file before purchasing and downloading the entire song.
I have a css file which I want to read from disk and in that content I want to find and replace all linebreaks (do I look for vbCrlf or ...?)
Public Shared Function GetFileContents(ByVal FullFilename As String) As String Dim filecontents As String = "" If File.Exists(FullFilename) Then Dim objStreamReader As StreamReader objStreamReader = File.OpenText(FullFilename) filecontents = objStreamReader.ReadToEnd() objStreamReader.Close() End If Return filecontents End Function
So in the returned variable "filecontents" I want to find and replace any linebreaks.