[How Do I:] File Uploads with an AJAX Style Interface

thanks joe

that's very very big problem with Ajax & uploader

It's kool video.

thanx joe

very good video

but i have problem  that evry time i run the code

i got that error

Could not load file or assembly 'System.Web.Extensions, Version=3.5.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified. (I:\CS-AJAX-Style-Uploads-CS\HDI-AJAX-Style-Uploads-CS\HDI- ASP-AJAX-Upload-Collection-CS\web.config line 72)

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i hope u can help me with that

That error is an issue with the conversion.

Check out this blog post.

joeon.net/.../Fixing-an-ASPNET-20-App-after-upgrading-to-35.aspx

Hi and thanks JoeStagner!!

It's running very well under IE but I have a problem with Firefox..

After I click over the upload button I may see an error at the error console like this: "btnUpload has no properties", could you help me? Thanks!

atikatak - do you get this running the sample download. I can't reproduce.

How would I go about putting more than one of these on a page?

Thanks,

Jay

Thanx Joe

Thanx Joe,

Imran

Thanks Joe.

This is working fine for me.

This helped me a lot.

Every article that I see on this only shows the "SAVEAS" path going to a local physical drive. However: the PATH syntax for a web site operates a little differently.  It would be nice to see this added as a demo..

o, thx it will be on my site soon

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thanks good video

thanks.....

Joe, I loved the article, however, I have had lots of issues displaying pictures with asp.net from a database.  I would be great to have an asp.net control which might retrieve pictures from a database, and/or a file server or service in upcoming asp.net 4.0.  I might also make a great asp.net video.

Great article. Just wondering...why is that the asp.net team didn't include an ajax upload control on the ajax extensions? the know how is everywhere so...i don't understand!

Thanks! Jërëjëf!

thanks joe

Teşekkürler Mr. Joe güzel çalışma.

Great video I ever saw!

Good Example

thanks alot

Great examples. thanks joe.

hello JoeStagner thanks for the video

but will you provide the videos in C#

This site is really so nice and I learned a lot from these videos.

Hello, I notice that the file upload html control in IE 8 is no longer giving full path to files. How do i fix this in IE 8?

really nice video

Great video! This might be outside the scope of this thread, but is there a way to do a file download? I tried using the iframe technique (the code-behind adjusts the mime type and uses response write). It works great if the button is inside the iframe. But if the click is generated outside the iframe, then IE says "internet explorer blocked this site from downloading files". Is there a way to do a clean file download from an AJAX page? Thanks again, your videos are excellent.

Thanks,

But I think Microsoft Asp.NET teams should get started thinking of putting specific Ajax Uploader in new AJax Toolkit.

Hi,

The upload doesn't work with Firefox 3.0.7

Do you know why?

Hi,

I also need to fire the click from a button outside the iframe :

My post on the forum : http://forums.asp.net/t/1398268.aspx

Thanks for your help

I've found the solution!

Check my post for details : http://forums.asp.net/t/1398268.aspx

can someone repost the solution to the problem with firefox 3.0.7

im having the same problem with both firefox and IE the upload will not start from the iframe i, will get that the upload is on but the folder will not uppear in the drive and it is different from the solution shown in the video.

when i start upoading i dont get the fancy background with the blue bar filling.

i also tried to open this page "http://forums.asp.net/t/1398268.aspx" but is says that the page has been deleted

any helsp please

I dig the example...

In the single file upload example, I've added a couple of tweaks.

In the FileUpload.aspx code behind, I added the image record to a database along with the upload.

In the default.aspx photoUploadComplete() javascript function, I added document.getElementById('Button1').click(); to the end. Button1 is a non displayed button in an updatepanel on my default.aspx page. The Button1_Click calls a databind for a datalist in the updatepanel that shows all the images that have been uploaded.

So, the IFrame uploads the photo (AJAXishly), then on complete, the document.getElementById('Button1').click(); calls the Button1_Click code behind and rebinds the datalist in the updatepanel to show the new image without a full page postback. Looks cool, now I just need to make it pretty.

nice video , thanks

Really nice video.

thanks

I have scenario, put detailsview in Updatepanel and in the detailsview I have fileupload control, On the detailsview inserting event I need the file that I have upload. Does anyone have solution of this issue?

Plz email me at

toakhtar@hotmail.com

Thanks alot

I have a DetailsView in an AJAX tab control that wont update because of this compatibility issue and like with most of these video I end up disappointed like a prom date with a minute man because it only shows an example with static data. How do you put this Iframe in a DetailsView and store the file path from the file upload to a column in a database?

These videos about uploading files are just great. Thanks a lot. I have a maybe not so common situation: My client needs to upload more than 90 files every first week of each month. How can I make it easier to him? Is there a way that I can make him choose a folder and then upload the files in it?

My regards,

Carlos Antonio