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abdulsamikhan

 

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  		FrontPage Upload Component - 5/12/2004 12:00:14   
Dear All,

I've developed a site: http://www.dablcub.com and there is also a wallpaper section, I've placed all the wallpapers in the wallpaper folder and now I want to upload the wallpapers using Upload Feature.

I've fixed all the settings according to the tutorial mentioned both on Out Front and Microsoft's How to articles, but when I browse to Upload the file, the Sending Bits of the Modem shows that the file is being uploaded, but when the process complete, it again display the same entry page, and not showing the confirmation.asp page, or sometimes it doesn't display the page and gives "Page cannot be found".

All the wallpapers are being handled through database, and the ASP is enabled on the server, the server is capable of FP2002 extensions, I am using FP2003.

Now tell me what should I do, I am 100% sure I am not missing any step.

Note: I cannot code ASP mannually.

Waiting for your reply.
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  		RE: FrontPage Upload Component - 5/13/2004 1:30:19   
Is this a difficult question?

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  		RE: FrontPage Upload Component - 5/13/2004 3:07:47   
Check that the permissions are correct for the upload file folder - they may be to blame.
For your needs though, I think you will ultimately have to consider some custom coding

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  		RE: FrontPage Upload Component - 5/14/2004 1:35:49   
Well, I've checked all the permissions, if you really suggest me to custom code the stuff. Then you will have to guide me step by step, as you know I don't know any ASP Programming.

So, please guide me to do. But one thing more, I can't register any dll to the server, because the server is located on USA, and I am in Pakistan, and they do not allow me to do so.

Waiting for your reply.

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  		RE: FrontPage Upload Component - 5/14/2004 5:19:47   
Just to be clear - if you use the very basic, uncustomised "upload" form - it errors?
Or, is it erroring after you have tried to customise it?

http://www.frontpagewebmaster.com/m-126864/tm.htm

< Message edited by Spooky -- 5/14/2004 5:20:31 >

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  		RE: FrontPage Upload Component - 5/14/2004 9:58:49   
The forum reference you have given me is very lengthy and difficult to understand. So, please give me some direct and short method, I only want to place file(s) to wallpaper folder and then at any time I will enter their information in the database using another entry form, I don't want to enter and upload the record and file simultaneously.

So, guide me very short.

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  		RE: FrontPage Upload Component - 5/14/2004 16:30:02   
This is the tutorial :
http://www.frontpagehowto.com/fileupload/FrontPageFileUploadComponent_files/frame.htm#slide0001.htm

If that doesnt work, then youll have to question your host about the support they provide for that method.

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  		RE: FrontPage Upload Component - 5/15/2004 10:01:40   
The Server respond me that they have already installed the Dundas Upload component, so use this component to upload the files.

I want to upload the picture files to: www.dabclub.com/wallpapers folder

Now tell me what should I do?

I've studied this tutorial but couldn't understand:
http://mfc.dundas.com/products/onlinedocs/FreeProds/upload/Tutorial_1.htm

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  		RE: FrontPage Upload Component - 5/16/2004 21:38:05   
Havent used that one myself, but this should be the basics :
Posting form :

<FORM method="post" encType="multipart/form-data" action="process.asp">
<INPUT type="File" name="FileName"><INPUT type="Submit" value="Upload File"></FORM>


Process.asp (make sure you change the path in blue) :

<%
'On Error Resume Next

Set objUpload = Server.CreateObject ("Dundas.Upload.2")


objUpload.Save "c:\temp\"

If Err.Number <> 0 Then
Response.Redirect "Error.asp"
Else
For Each objUploadedFile in objUpload.Files
Response.Write "The "" & objUploadedFile.TagName & "" file input box was used to upload a file.<br>"
If InStr(1,objUploadedFile.ContentType,"octet-stream") Then

objUploadedFile.Delete
End If
Next

For Each objFormItem In objUpload.Form
Response.Write "<br>The name of the form item is: " & objFormItem
Response.Write "<br>The value of the form item is: " & objFormItem.Value & "<br>"
Next

End If

Set objUpload = Nothing
%>

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  		RE: FrontPage Upload Component - 5/17/2004 9:16:34   
I have already checked for this, and it is not working.

dear spooky is there any other ASP or ASP.NET based code without registering OCX or DLL with server that I can use it.

Waiting for you reply.

Pleae also give me quotation for the http://www.dabclub.com for full featured ASP, ASP.NET FrontPage 2002 Server Extensions, Unlimited Emails with customizable email Interface with 1000MB of Server Storage.

I am the client of HSPHERE.COM

Waiting for your reply.

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  		RE: FrontPage Upload Component - 5/17/2004 16:11:04   
http://www.lewismoten.com/CodeLibrary/Code/Upload_Files_Without_COM_v3_1/Index.htm

Thats the one I would recommend - however the host may still have to help with the folder permissions.

I dont get involved in hosting myself, but we use www.appliedi.net for all our Windows sites. Check them out :-)

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