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Old August 3rd, 2004, 02:24 PM
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Form acting funny with encType="multipart/form-data"
The text areas in my form are refusing to hold any data when I have my encType set to multipart/form-data. This form needs to be able to upload a file, along with the data, so I can't just switch my encType. The thing works fine (minus uploading) when I leave encType out.

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Hi

The ability to fix data and form fields is dependent on the upload component. Which one are you using?

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I had to do the same thing and ended up buying AspUpload, which I'm quite happy with.

http://www.aspupload.com

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Was planning on using freeaslpupload or whatever it is - can't remember, deleted it. I don't really care what I use, which would you suggest? And is there one that will allow me to put the browse input in the same form as my other normal data collection inputs?
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the site is freeaspupload.net, but I don't believe it will do what you want. aspupload.com will. Like I said before I bought it and it works great. I can have a form with a browse button for selecting a file and text input fields. Both are available to the action file. The binary is in one collection and the text in another. Suggest going to aspupload.com and read their User manual chapter 2 (http://www.aspupload.com/manual_simple.html). It explains things pretty good.

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Cool, thanks for the help.
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