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Author: Peter Persits
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File uploading is the process of sending an arbitrary file from a client machine to the server. The easiest and most convenient way to upload a file is to use an RFC1867-enabled browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0+, Netscape 3.0+, or Internet Explorer 3.0 with the upload add-on. Browser-based uploading is performed via an HTML form with the attribute ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data". This form must also contain one or more INPUT TYPE=FILE items with which the user specifies local files ...
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Author: Jacob Gilley
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As a regular to ASP 101, I feel it neccesary to give a little back to the site that keeps me on top of things in the world of ASP. And so, I give you the FileUploader ASP Library. In a nutshell, the FilerUploader library is simply a single ASP include that provides an object-oriented approach to getting files from Internet clients....
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Author: www.asp101.com
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The notion of a "thin-client" is a myth today. Perhaps this will change with the proliferation of TV- or Palm-top browsers, but the vast majority of web clients today use a highly functional PC, with plenty of client-side storage and lots of interesting client-side content....
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Author: Lewis Moten
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No need to purchase expensive components. You can do it all with what you already got. This version is an update for faster speed and reliability. Bugs have been fixed, and the entire code has been commented to walk you through the process....
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Author: Kevin Pirkl
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This Win32 Script Component Class Object allows web clients to upload files through their web browser to an IIS Web Server....
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The PseudoRequestDictionary is a VBScript class that can be used for fileupload. It is created to behave similarly to the standard IIS Request and similarly to several fileupload components that can be found....
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Total Hits: 304 | Today: 0 |
Author: Faisal Khan
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This article is number three in a series of articles I wrote about uploading and displaying binary data with ASP. The first article was about Uploading binary data to the database, second was on Displaying binary data from the database and the third one ( this one ) is going to be on 'Uploading files to the server hard disk using pure ASP'.If you have the privilege of using ASP.NET then you should read these comprehensive tutorials regarding file uploading using built-in ASP.NET server controls....
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Total Hits: 270 | Today: 0 |
Author: Faisal Khan.
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This article is number three in a series of articles I wrote about uploading and displaying binary data with ASP. The first article was about Uploading binary data to the database, second was on Displaying binary data from the database and the third one ( this one ) is going to be on 'Uploading files to the server hard disk using pure ASP'....
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Total Hits: 1387 | Today: 0 |
Author: Lewis Moten
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You can upload a file or load a binary file from the server in the demonstration. This is great when you allow users to Upload files and need to ensure that they fit within a specific set of boundries....
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Total Hits: 349 | Today: 0 |
Author: Antonin Foller
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This code helps you to transfer compressed file from client to server using IE (special upload)...
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Total Hits: 532 | Today: 0 |
Author: Chuck Scholton
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Here's some code for a real-time DHTML Progress Bar for the Dundas Upload Component. It does not use tag page refresh or reload the page in any way. Instead it queries the Dundas State-Server every second and updates the Progress bar. The result is a very smooth flowing real-time progress bar. ...
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Total Hits: 240 | Today: 0 |
Author: Owen Lloyd
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This is a brute-force attack on file uploads, to learn how they work. Hopefully the zip will help others....
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Total Hits: 568 | Today: 0 |
Author: ASP Web Pro
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Another common task on the Internet is allowing users to send you file attachments. You can do this quickly and easily with the ASP Upload component, which is supported by many ISP's....
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Total Hits: 554 | Today: 0 |
Author: Karl P. Grear
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This code will allow you to do form based file uploads. It supports multiple files and uses only pure ASP. It will parse form data, browse server folders for a save location, and log uploads or failed uploads into a database...
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Total Hits: 280 | Today: 0 |
Author: Antonin Foller
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To database or not to database? What to do with uploaded files on server-side? This article contains performance tests of several store-file methods in server-side ASP....
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Author: Michael Staas
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It's really not that hard to create an upload form using just VBScript. While this doesn't offer all of the rich features of ASPUpload, it does demonstrate a useful concept....
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Total Hits: 147 | Today: 0 |
Author: Brian Heath
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This example shows how to parse the Multipart/form-data from Enctype submission....
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Total Hits: 247 | Today: 0 |
Author: Ralf Thomas
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The example by Ralf Thomas helps you to upload File to Server and generate for each upload new Folder....
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Total Hits: 385 | Today: 0 |
Author: Chris Hembrow
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This script allows you to upload files through a browser, then save them to disk or to a database BLOB field. extract and check image types, limit upload sizes of files, change overwrite options and extract file type/size etc....
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Author: Bruce Johnson
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How To: Send binary data to the client and force a Save As dialog box...
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