Gazing into my crystal ball I observed "Laphan" <please@dont.spam.com>
writing in news:1dOdnXPy2akR3BbVnZ2dnUVZ8sXinZ2d@posted.metro net:
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Hi All
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I can't get round this because it's a local government thing, but I've
done a CMS for a school (in ASP classic) that allows them to upload
gifs, jpgs, pdfs and docs to their site for the usual CMS stuff.
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Works fine on my host as I use ASPupload and I have one FTP location
for my data, but I've now found out that I've got to put the site on
the local government's servers and they only provide the following
setup:
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1) No ASP components such as ASPupload. They say I can do it in
ASP.net as standard, but they can't give me any example code on how to
do this!!! Any ideas bearing in mind that I upload the file and then
update an SQL DB with the file info?
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2) They have 2 FTP locations for 1 site (no mirroring) so a user
normally uploads the same content to 2 locations. This is no good for
me as it's 50/50 as to whether the user uploads the file via my CMS to
FTP site 1 or 2 and then 50/50 as to whether the visitor sees the
content from FTP site 1 or 2. I cannot get them to alter this setup,
even though I think it is crap, so do you know of a way where I can
upload the file to these 2 locations simultaneously???
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Thanks
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You can FTP without a component -
http://benmeg.com/code/asp/ftp.asp.html - I use this at work all the
time, saves me from having to upload the files using a component. I
just have to put in the name of the image, or other file, then ftp it
up.
You can also upload without a component -
http://benmeg.com/code/asp/ftp.asp.html
I have used this as well, and it works fine.
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