Hi,
Some people like to go on vacation during christmas time, others try to do
something they never did before....
I would like to create a multiple file upload page, with some nice progress
bars....
You can buy ceveral components on the web but wheres the fun in that ?
Creating a page that uploads multiple files, without the progress bar is not
that difficult.
But how to write the progress bar ?
As I searched the web, I found some bits and peaces of information.
Apparently, uploading the files with a progressbar, needs to be processed in
a completely different approach. Files have to be streamed to the server.
Can someone recommand some books or websites ? Does anyone have some
information or insites ?
Does anyone have some sample code or tutorial?
Thanx
John
5  4703 
On Nov 6, 5:17 pm, PJ on Development <pjondevelopm...@gmail.com>
wrote:
>
So from an ASPX perspective, there is no way to upload a file with progressbar through the browser.
As someone said in another thread here: any upload control with progressbar in ASP.NET is fake.
Not true. While doing upload with a progress bar in ASP.NET is
certainly challenging, it *is* possible. The trick is to use an
HttpModule (not an HttpHandler) to intercept the HttpWorkerRequest
before ASP.NET parses it. My open-source NeatUpload component does
exactly that and has been used at a variety of sites. See: http://www.brettle.com/neatupload
Cheers,
--Dean
Dean,
Thanks for the info...
John
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On Nov 6, 5:17 pm, PJ on Development <pjondevelopm...@gmail.com>
wrote:
>>
So from an ASPX perspective, there is no way to upload a file with
progressbar through the browser.
As someone said in another thread here: any upload control with
progressbar in ASP.NET is fake.
Not true. While doing upload with a progress bar in ASP.NET is
certainly challenging, it *is* possible. The trick is to use an
HttpModule (not an HttpHandler) to intercept the HttpWorkerRequest
before ASP.NET parses it. My open-source NeatUpload component does
exactly that and has been used at a variety of sites. See:
http://www.brettle.com/neatupload
Cheers,
--Dean
Dean,
Thanks for the info...
John
"de**@brettle.com" <de**********@gmail.comschreef in bericht
news:11**********************@i38g2000prf.googlegr oups.com...
On Nov 6, 5:17 pm, PJ on Development <pjondevelopm...@gmail.com>
wrote:
>>
So from an ASPX perspective, there is no way to upload a file with
progressbar through the browser.
As someone said in another thread here: any upload control with
progressbar in ASP.NET is fake.
Not true. While doing upload with a progress bar in ASP.NET is
certainly challenging, it *is* possible. The trick is to use an
HttpModule (not an HttpHandler) to intercept the HttpWorkerRequest
before ASP.NET parses it. My open-source NeatUpload component does
exactly that and has been used at a variety of sites. See:
http://www.brettle.com/neatupload
Cheers,
--Dean
Hi
Did it solve your problem?
i m looking for a simple multiple file upload
and download control.
i m using vwd2005 express,C#.
can you show the code or example on
how do i implement multiple file upload and download?
thanks.
jack.
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Hi
Did it solve your problem?
i m looking for a simple multiple file upload
and download control.
i m using vwd2005 express,C#.
can you show the code or example on
how do i implement multiple file upload and download?
thanks.
jack.
Hello,
There are
many ways to do this
easiest is to use
several upload controls on one page
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