Hi,
I'm hoping that some of you will have experience with uploading images
via ASP to an Access db on a remote server. I've scoured the threads
for code samples, recommendations for particular components (must be
able to upload directly to the db), etc., but all I've found are
suggestions on uploading to a directory.
Any and all help will be sincerely appreciated.
TIA,
Dani 4 1689
Dani wrote: Hi,
I'm hoping that some of you will have experience with uploading
images via ASP to an Access db on a remote server. I've scoured the threads for code samples, recommendations for particular components (must be able to upload directly to the db), etc., but all I've found are suggestions on uploading to a directory. Any and all help will be sincerely appreciated.
TIA,
Dani
I'm not sure importing all the images into the database is the best
solution. Is there a specific reason you need to do this? Most people
write the path of the image into the database and then just Use
LoadPicture or whatever to show the image... is there a reason that
won't work for you?
This database will be for clients to log on and view photo proofs, so
mostly my concern is security . My reasoning is that by using a
secured database, I won't have to worry about someone finding my pics
laying around in a directory. (If I'm wrong, or there's a better way,
let me know.)
Thanks for your help,
Dani
P.S. By the way, I've disabled right-clicking via JavaScript, but if
you have any other ideas, I'm all ears. Thanks again.
Dani wrote: This database will be for clients to log on and view photo proofs, so mostly my concern is security . My reasoning is that by using a secured database, I won't have to worry about someone finding my pics laying around in a directory. (If I'm wrong, or there's a better way, let me know.)
Thanks for your help,
Dani
P.S. By the way, I've disabled right-clicking via JavaScript, but if you have any other ideas, I'm all ears. Thanks again.
Dani,
If you put the photos in a folder outside your web folder (outside of
wwwroot or your virtual directory), then the clients cannot browse to them.
To actually display the images to the clients, you can use an ADO stream
to dynamically read and then write the images to the screen. See: http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2276
for more info.
--
Ed
Thanks! I'll check it out.
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