Hello Haiwen,
You are welcome.
Thanks very much for participating the community.
Best regards,
Yanhong Huang
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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!hello, Yanhong:
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!I will try the methods that you suggest.
!Thanks for your help all the time.
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!Best wishes,
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!haiwen
!>-----Original Message-----
!>Hello Haiwen,
!>
!>I am glad to work with you again.
!>
!>I performed research on it. Now you want to change the
!image for the button that is created by an input tag of
!type 'file'. That
!>input tag is HTML only (there's no web control for it).
!Also, it generates two screen elements, a text box and a
!button.
!>
!>Using the tag's style property, I was able to assign an
!image to the background. However, that turned out to be
!the
!>background for the text box rather than the button. I
!don't think there is any way to do this except by not
!using a 'file' input tag.
!>Perhaps an ActiveX control - though that would mean you
!would have to write code to stream the data to the server.
!One
!>other thing that you might try is to write a HTML client
!for a web service. The client-side script would have to
!stream the data
!>to the web service. In either of these methods, the end
!users would have to have their security settings set to
!allow this web
!>page permission to access the hard drive.
!>
!>Hope it helps.
!>
!>Best regards,
!>Yanhong Huang
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!>!hello, yanhong:
!>!
!>!the input type="file" html control generates the browse
!>!button automatically, it's no easy to modify its
!>!appearance since the article has nothing with my
!question.
!>!
!>!thanks a lot,
!>!
!>!haiwen
!>!>-----Original Message-----
!>!>Hello Haiwen,
!>!>
!>!>Please refer to code sample at
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http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/upsanddowns.asp.
!>!>
!>!>I think you could change the button to ImageButton
!easily.
!>!>
!>!>Hope that helps.
!>!>
!>!>Best regards,
!>!>Yanhong Huang
!>!>Microsoft Online Partner Support
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!>!>!Hello,
!>!>!
!>!>!could you show me how to use imagebutton to allow
!client
!>!>!upload file?
!>!>!
!>!>!I want to upload file from the client to server, I
!have
!>!to
!>!>!use <input type="file" .. to do it, this html control
!>!>!includes a textbox and a browser button, it seems
!there
!>!is
!>!>!no way to change the button's apperance, because even
!I
!>!>!use style="..." and it just affect the textbox's
!>!apperance.
!>!>!
!>!>!Could anyone help me?
!>!>!
!>!>!thanks a lot,
!>!>!
!>!>!haiwen
!>!>!
!>!>!
!>!>!
!>!>!
!>!>!>-----Original Message-----
!>!>!>Why don't you use the asp:imagebutton? :
!>!>!><asp:imagebutton id="reviewButton" runat="server"
!>!>!>imageurl="images/review.gif"></asp:imagebutton>
!>!>!>
!>!>!>~ Knute
!>!>!>>-----Original Message-----
!>!>!>>Hi,
!>!>!>>
!>!>!>>the problem is if I use <input type = "file"
!>!>!>>style="BACKGROUND-IMAGE: url(./images/browser.jpg)">
!>!>!>>
!>!>!>>the image will display as the background of the text
!>!>!>box,
!>!>!>>but what I want is as the background of the browser
!>!>!>button.
!>!>!>>
!>!>!>>could you show me how to set up the image for the
!>!>!>browser
!>!>!>>button.
!>!>!>>
!>!>!>>I do appreciate your help,
!>!>!>>
!>!>!>>haiwen
!>!>!>>
!>!>!>>>-----Original Message-----
!>!>!>>>yes use a style <input type = "file" style=...
!>!>!>>>!>!>!>>>> Hello, everyone:
!>!>!>>>>
!>!>!>>>> could anyone tell me if it is possible to change
!>!>!>>>> background of the browser button in <input
!>!>!>type="file">
!>!>!>>>> with an image.
!>!>!>>>>
!>!>!>>>> I do appreciate your help,
!>!>!>>>>
!>!>!>>>> best wishes,
!>!>!>>>>
!>!>!>>>> haiwen
!>!>!>>>>
!>!>!>>>>
!>!>!>>>>
!>!>!>>>
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