ShadowUploader - where the uploaded files will be saved?
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Where will the upload go to?
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Hi:
I may be a little caffeine deprived this morning- can you clarify WHERE the uploaded files will be saved? Can this be controlled? I didn't see a global variable or did I miss something?
Dumarest
Last edited by Shadow Wizard : June 13th, 2006 at 07:57 AM.
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this line: Call objUpload.File(x).SaveToDisk(Server.MapPath("Uploads"), "") tells it where to save the file ... in this case it's going to a directory called Uploads within the website.
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Originally Posted by Dumarest
Thanks
Got a script that saves in an Access db as well? <grin>
D
sorry, my script does not support it yet but it's quite simple to integrate
saving the file details into database with any upload script - unless you
mean saving the file itself in the database which I do not encourage to do.
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