Hi everyone,
I have a problem with the file uploading in Asp.Net and I have read a lot
on forums on this but never found an answer. Here is the problem:
I know Asp.Net maximum Length for uploading a file to the server is 4Mo
but I changed that maximum to about 10Mo in my web.config file :
<httpRuntime executionTimeou t="45" maxRequestLengt h="10000"
useFullyQualifi edRedirectUrl=" true" />
Now, if i upload a 5Mo file to the server their won't be any problem but
if i upload a 12Mo file to the server, then i get to a File Not found
page. Even if i try to verify my length of file, i get an error. In this
example, the maximum the user can upload is 1Mo even if the
maxRequestLengt h in my Web.config file is set to 10Mo. Here is some code:
Dim intMaxLength As Integer = "1000000" 'bytes
If fil_Upload.Post edFile.ContentL ength < intMaxLength Then
'Save uploaded file to server
Try
fil_Upload.Post edFile.SaveAs(S erver.MapPath(" .\mypath\" &
strFormatedName ))
lab_Confirmatio n.ForeColor = System.Drawing. Color.Black
lab_Confirmatio n.Text = "Success"
Catch Exp as exception
lab_Confirmatio n.ForeColor = System.Drawing. Color.Red
lab_Confirmatio n.Text = "Error"
End Try
End If
If i had set my maxRequestLengt h to "5000" (5Mo) then every time i would
try to upload a file that is bigger then 5Mo, i would be redirected to a
File Not Found page (even if i have a length verification of under 1Mo!)
So, is there any way to prevent the user to try to upload a 60Mo,
70 Mo, 80Mo file to the server without having to set my maxRequestLengt h
to "60000","70000" , "80000" and having to validate my ContentLength
before it is uploaded. In other words, can i set my maxRequestLengt h to
some maximum length and verify it before uploading the file to the
server.
Any help, article, thread, example, code, explanation is appreciated.
Thanx in advance.
Jonathan 1 2198
No, when you click the submit button, the file is always uploaded to the
server, regardless of the size. There is actually no point in checking the
file size within your code because it never gets that far if the size is too
large. ASP.NET is actually what checks the size of the file and will stop
the upload if the content is too much.
If your code runs, you are guaranteed that the file smaller then the
maximum.
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news:Xn******** *************** @206.167.113.5. .. Hi everyone, I have a problem with the file uploading in Asp.Net and I have read a lot on forums on this but never found an answer. Here is the problem:
I know Asp.Net maximum Length for uploading a file to the server is 4Mo but I changed that maximum to about 10Mo in my web.config file :
<httpRuntime executionTimeou t="45" maxRequestLengt h="10000" useFullyQualifi edRedirectUrl=" true" />
Now, if i upload a 5Mo file to the server their won't be any problem but if i upload a 12Mo file to the server, then i get to a File Not found page. Even if i try to verify my length of file, i get an error. In this example, the maximum the user can upload is 1Mo even if the maxRequestLengt h in my Web.config file is set to 10Mo. Here is some code:
Dim intMaxLength As Integer = "1000000" 'bytes
If fil_Upload.Post edFile.ContentL ength < intMaxLength Then 'Save uploaded file to server Try fil_Upload.Post edFile.SaveAs(S erver.MapPath(" .\mypath\" & strFormatedName )) lab_Confirmatio n.ForeColor = System.Drawing. Color.Black lab_Confirmatio n.Text = "Success" Catch Exp as exception lab_Confirmatio n.ForeColor = System.Drawing. Color.Red lab_Confirmatio n.Text = "Error" End Try End If
If i had set my maxRequestLengt h to "5000" (5Mo) then every time i would try to upload a file that is bigger then 5Mo, i would be redirected to a File Not Found page (even if i have a length verification of under 1Mo!)
So, is there any way to prevent the user to try to upload a 60Mo, 70 Mo, 80Mo file to the server without having to set my maxRequestLengt h to "60000","70000" , "80000" and having to validate my ContentLength before it is uploaded. In other words, can i set my maxRequestLengt h to some maximum length and verify it before uploading the file to the server.
Any help, article, thread, example, code, explanation is appreciated.
Thanx in advance.
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I know Asp.Net maximum Length for uploading a file to the server is 4Mo
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