RE: FN-FORUM mailto form attachments

date posted 27th January 2002 13:46

First you need to use
the rest of
the code and there is lots!!! is then used to basically sort out the fields
and files reconstitute the file and save them in the nominated directory! I
also tend to use the id from the recordset as the file id so I can tie them
back together BUT you could just save the file name in to the recordset and
do it that way.

Mark Anderson
01202 775483
07802 404838 mob
Web Development and database design
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http://www.anderson.uk.com


-----Original Message-----
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Sent: 27 January 2002 00:55
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Subject: RE: FN-FORUM mailto form attachments


I am keen to learn what you mean by "Vanilla ASP" sounds like a good
approach if you can achive it without components, Can you forward some
example code? I would find it very interesting.

Kind Regards

Trevor Spink - CTO

Eonic Ltd.
32a Lansdowne Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. TN1 2NL
t: 01892 534044 m: 07973 172892 e: [EMAIL REMOVED]
www.eonic.co.uk


-----Original Message-----
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Sent: 26 January 2002 17:20
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Subject: RE: FN-FORUM mailto form attachments


There are several ways of uploading a file! You can use a component as
already mentioned, you can use PHP as already mentioned you can also write a
vanilla ASP page that will also do an upload AND DOESN'T need additional
components installed, which happens to be the way I do it!

You need to decide which method your comfortable with/can afford! If you
want help, there are as you can see, lots of developers on this list and we
are all more than willing to help.

The main thing is whatever you do, it has to be done using a server side
system not client side, and which ever root you decide to go down is
determined by what your ISP supports unless of course you wish to change ISP
and we can all offer you advice on that as well.

HTH

Mark Anderson
01202 775483
07802 404838 mob
Web Development and database design
[EMAIL REMOVED]
http://www.anderson.uk.com


-----Original Message-----
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[EMAIL REMOVED] Behalf Of Trevor Spink
Sent: 26 January 2002 16:53
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Subject: RE: FN-FORUM mailto form attachments


Hello All Im new to the list (Yesterday) but I can answer this one

As far as I know the only way to do it is to is for your ISP to make
available a file upload component. I have used SA-FileUp in the past. in MS
/ ASP land. this will need to be installed on your ISP's server.
The component is available from

www.softwareartisans.com

I have then saved the file to a directory on the server using ASP and sent
it using ASPmail object available from.

www.serverobjects.com



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