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How do I get the parameter and value of clients web browser temporary system path?

Hi All,

myGetImage.asp is suppose to create a temporary file in the client
side,
and display in on the client web browser.

myGetImage.asp needs to know the clients web browser temporary system
path,
in order to create the temp file.

How do I get the parameter and value of clients web browser temporary
system path?

Oct 28 '06 #1
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"thisis" <he******@web.d ewrote in message
news:11******** *************@m 7g2000cwm.googl egroups.com...
Hi All,

myGetImage.asp is suppose to create a temporary file in the client
side,
and display in on the client web browser.

myGetImage.asp needs to know the clients web browser temporary system
path,
in order to create the temp file.

How do I get the parameter and value of clients web browser temporary
system path?
You don't have access to the client filesystem for obvious security reasons.
Therefore you can't.

--
Mike Brind
Oct 28 '06 #2
Hi Mike Brind,
i don't understand your answer, if your correct than:
how ie/ff allows creation on temp files, on the cache folder of clients

your answer is very general, could you please elborate it, ponting
specific to my case..

Mike Brind wrote:
"thisis" <he******@web.d ewrote in message
news:11******** *************@m 7g2000cwm.googl egroups.com...
Hi All,

myGetImage.asp is suppose to create a temporary file in the client
side,
and display in on the client web browser.

myGetImage.asp needs to know the clients web browser temporary system
path,
in order to create the temp file.

How do I get the parameter and value of clients web browser temporary
system path?

You don't have access to the client filesystem for obvious security reasons.
Therefore you can't.

--
Mike Brind
Oct 28 '06 #3
thisis wrote on 28 okt 2006 in microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:
Mike Brind wrote:
>"thisis" <he******@web.d ewrote in message
news:11******* **************@ m7g2000cwm.goog legroups.com...
Hi All,

myGetImage.asp is suppose to create a temporary file in the client
side,
and display in on the client web browser.

myGetImage.asp needs to know the clients web browser temporary
system path,
in order to create the temp file.

How do I get the parameter and value of clients web browser
temporary system path?

You don't have access to the client filesystem for obvious security
reasons. Therefore you can't.
[Please do not toppost on usenet]
i don't understand your answer, if your correct than:
how ie/ff allows creation on temp files, on the cache folder of
clients

your answer is very general, could you please elborate it, ponting
specific to my case..
"you" is the clientside code you put in your page, that has no access to
the client's hard disk under normal internet security settings of the
browser.

"The browser" itself has access to do it's job, but "you" don't.

--
Evertjan.
The Netherlands.
(Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)
Oct 28 '06 #4
The browser is a trusted executable that is running on the client's machine.
ASP / JavaScript code is missing at least one of those requirements.
i don't understand your answer, if your correct than:
how ie/ff allows creation on temp files, on the cache folder of clients

Oct 28 '06 #5

Aaron Bertrand [SQL Server MVP] wrote:
The browser is a trusted executable that is running on the client's machine.
ASP / JavaScript code is missing at least one of those requirements.
i don't understand your answer, if your correct than:
how ie/ff allows creation on temp files, on the cache folder of clients
Hi Aaron,

the file that i want to create is an image file type - bmp jpg gif...-
it is not a trusted exe.

i don't want to create the file on the server, because each user opens
a session,
and if i have several users on parallell time, the web server will be
very busy processing the users requests.

Oct 28 '06 #6
>The browser is a trusted executable that is running on the client's
>machine.
ASP / JavaScript code is missing at least one of those requirements.
i don't understand your answer, if your correct than:
how ie/ff allows creation on temp files, on the cache folder of clients

Hi Aaron,

the file that i want to create is an image file type - bmp jpg gif...-
it is not a trusted exe.
Yes, I am well aware of that. I was trying to explain why Internet Explorer
can create files on the user's hard drive, but you can't.

A
Oct 29 '06 #7

Aaron Bertrand [SQL Server MVP] wrote:
The browser is a trusted executable that is running on the client's
machine.
ASP / JavaScript code is missing at least one of those requirements.

i don't understand your answer, if your correct than:
how ie/ff allows creation on temp files, on the cache folder of clients
Hi Aaron,

the file that i want to create is an image file type - bmp jpg gif...-
it is not a trusted exe.

Yes, I am well aware of that. I was trying to explain why Internet Explorer
can create files on the user's hard drive, but you can't.

A
Hi Aaron Bertrand,
i thought there is a kind of synonim, i thought using to ;
Request.ServerV ariables("ALL_R AW")
as;
Request.CleintV ariables("ALL_R AW")

but now i see there are non

Oct 29 '06 #8

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