Chose file upload location

[mjgrinnell]

All,

I have been looking around for a third-party component that allows me
to manage the location to which I upload files (i.e, I can create new
directories, browse to a directory, etc on the server), but I have not
seen anything that seems appropriate. Does anyone know of any such
beast?

Thanks much,

Mike

 

[Jon Paal [MSMD]]

since you have already searched, how do we know what you think is "appropriate" ?

 

[Guest]

All,

I have been looking around for a third-party component that allows me
to manage the location to which I upload files (i.e, I can create new
directories, browse to a directory, etc on the server), but I have not
seen anything that seems appropriate. Does anyone know of any such
beast?

Hi Mike

It can be easily done with ASP.NET

to upload a file

FileUploadControl.PostedFile.SaveAs(Server.MapPath("/Images/") +
FileName);

to browse the directory

for each (string s in Directory.GetFiles(Server.MapPath("/Images/"),
"*.gif")
{
.....
}

and so on...

Hope it helps

 

[mjgrinnell]

since you have already searched, how do we know what you think is "appropriate" ?

Perhaps I was too subtle in my first post. I am wondering if there
are any third party tools that allow me to do the following common
file and folder operations from an asp.net page.

* Uploading
* Deleting
* Renaming
* Copying
* Zipping
* Moving

There is an example at http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/WebFileManager.asp
of something that may be workable after some study.

 

[mjgrinnell]

Hi Mike

It can be easily done with ASP.NET

to upload a file

FileUploadControl.PostedFile.SaveAs(Server.MapPath("/Images/") +
FileName);

to browse the directory

for each (string s in Directory.GetFiles(Server.MapPath("/Images/"),
"*.gif")
{
....

}

and so on...

Hope it helps

Hi Alexey,

Thanks much for the help. I'll try this out.

Mike

 

[Guest]

Hi Alexey,

Thanks much for the help. I'll try this out.

Mike- Hide quoted text -

the example you sent, does all things you need
Why don't you like it?

 

[mjgrinnell]

the example you sent, does all things you need
Why don't you like it?

Hi Alexey,

It may work just fine. I had just found it and had not gotten a chance
to look at it more carefully. Perhaps you or someone else knew this
example already and knew of another third-party tool that was
preferable. I'll have a chance to investigate the example I noted
more tonight.

Thanks,

Mike

 

[Guest]

The example you linked, if I remember correctly is ASP.NET 1.1 and has a
TreeView options and kinda looks like an FTP app with left and right panes.
If that's the one, I'd suggest stopping there and study it well.
Peter

 

[Jon Paal [MSMD]]

uh, looks like you already found it....

Perhaps I was too subtle in my first post. I am wondering if there
are any third party tools that allow me to do the following common
file and folder operations from an asp.net page.

* Uploading
* Deleting
* Renaming
* Copying
* Zipping
* Moving

There is an example at http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/WebFileManager.asp
of something that may be workable after some study.