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Question about ASP Upload

Posted 06 Dec 2002 20:14:19
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06 Dec 2002 20:14:19 Brian Rivet posted:
Hi George,

I am trying to set up a site using your ASP upload extension to post images of projects for clients to view. I am using a SQL Server database to store my info and the paths to the images. I was wondering if there is a way to use the ASP upload behavior with stored procedures instead of the insert or update record behaviors.

Thanks,

Brian

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Replied 09 Dec 2002 15:59:09
09 Dec 2002 15:59:09 George Petrov replied:
Well it should be possible with stored procedures as well - only you have to handcode the parameters that pass the filename to use UploadFormRequest("filename" instead of Request.Form("filename"

Greetings,
George

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Replied 30 Dec 2002 11:07:58
30 Dec 2002 11:07:58 Perez daniel replied:
Nice to meet you George.

I have a problem with the path .
When i keep the path in the database , ' i would store it with a diferent path that the full path , so , with a short path ,

for example :
the full path : in pure asp upload 2.0
c:/inetpub/micro/html/images/image1.jpg

the short path :
images/image1.jpg

it's possible to do it.

thank you ,
Daniel



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Well it should be possible with stored procedures as well - only you have to handcode the parameters that pass the filename to use UploadFormRequest("filename" instead of Request.Form("filename"

Greetings,
George

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George Petrov - Founder of the Dynamic Zones
DMXzone.com, FWzone.net, FLzone.net, CFzone.net,
DNzone.com, FlashFreaks.nl
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daniel

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