Hi,
I create a binary file on client side using ActiveX.
Now, I need to upload it.
First idea - hidden Input type=file
Does not work, because value is read only.
A quickly made working solution:
Visible input type=file
Before post, I copy file name to clipboard and paste into input field (ActiveX used to paste).
I do not like it because client does not need this visible input and "Browse" button.
Currently, I try to make a choice between two possibilities.
Both seem to be rather complex, and I have problems with performance estimation
(a typical file size is 1-2 M).
First - read created file in a hidden text field, and save after post.
The problem is in encoding and decoding (the file is binary).
Second - create independent post with XMLHTTP.
Any suggestions? Another ideas?
Thank you,
Mahris
3  2813 
Thank you, but it is not the thing I need.
It returns a lot of suggestions about using input type=file.
I need a solution without this control, or a trick allowing to set client side file name programmatically.
Mahris
Mark Rae wrote:
"Maris Janis Vasilevskis" <ma****@myself.comwrote in message
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>Any suggestions? Another ideas?
http://www.google.co.uk/search?sourc...22+file+upload
You already have an ActiveX control on the client, which you have created.
The control can do the uploading all by itself.
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"Maris Janis Vasilevskis" <ma****@myself.comwrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
Hi,
I create a binary file on client side using ActiveX.
Now, I need to upload it.
First idea - hidden Input type=file
Does not work, because value is read only.
A quickly made working solution:
Visible input type=file
Before post, I copy file name to clipboard and paste into input field
(ActiveX used to paste).
I do not like it because client does not need this visible input and
"Browse" button.
Currently, I try to make a choice between two possibilities.
Both seem to be rather complex, and I have problems with performance
estimation
(a typical file size is 1-2 M).
First - read created file in a hidden text field, and save after post.
The problem is in encoding and decoding (the file is binary).
Second - create independent post with XMLHTTP.
Any suggestions? Another ideas?
Thank you,
Mahris
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