File Upload Issue Asp.Net

For some reason, when I try to upload a file to my web server using the
HtmlFile Control, the Request.Files is empty/null. The same code has
worked
for at least a year and now it has stopped. I am getting an error "Index
was
out of range" on the Request.Files[0] .

Can someone please help?

Thanks,
Dolph Larson

re: File Upload Issue Asp.Net

Dolph ,
Try posting ur code where the error is.
Patrick


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re: File Upload Issue Asp.Net

Are you sure you have "runat=server" for the input tag?

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re: File Upload Issue Asp.Net

Check the resulting HTML code to see if you have a name attribute for this
control and the correct enctype for the form...

Patrice

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> For some reason, when I try to upload a file to my web server using the
> HtmlFile Control, the Request.Files is empty/null. The same code has
> worked
> for at least a year and now it has stopped. I am getting an error "Index
> was
> out of range" on the Request.Files[0] .
>
> Can someone please help?
>
> Thanks,
> Dolph Larson
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re: File Upload Issue Asp.Net

Thank you all for responding. Next time I will post code with my issue. I
finally solved the issue late last night. I removed .net framework 1.1 a
couple of days ago and forgot to put it back on. :( I only had .net
framework 1.0. It did not work with framework 1.0, but works great with 1.1.

Thanks again!
Dolph


"Dolph Larson" wrote:
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> For some reason, when I try to upload a file to my web server using the
> HtmlFile Control, the Request.Files is empty/null. The same code has
> worked
> for at least a year and now it has stopped. I am getting an error "Index
> was
> out of range" on the Request.Files[0] .
>
> Can someone please help?
>
> Thanks,
> Dolph Larson
>[/color]