Hi there,
I quite new to posting in this forum.
I have a problem which I truly hope someone can help me out.
I have a master/detail page - with a gridview displaying company names, and
a DetailsView displaying the selected company from dridview.
I'm able to use the DetailsView to insert and update members of the site
(companies), but I have this problem with a FileUpload, which is bound to a
templatefield in the DetailsView control.
I have created an eventhandler for the DetailsView_Ite mInserting in which
I'm validating whether a file was posted.
If the FileUpload contains a file, the filename should be set to a string
vallue, the file should be uploaded to a folder on the site and finally, the
object's property Logo from the DetailsView, should be set to the string
value.
I can upload the file and insert the record, but it doesn't come with the
logo in the database.
My question is now. How do I actually update the DetailsView/ or the
ObjectDataSourc e so that the logo property will be altedered if there's a
file and the changes are written to the datastore.
My app is build with dataclasses and ObjectDataSourc es in the presentation
layer and I therefore need a way to update the currently selected object (if
updating) or alter the new object before it's values are written via the
DetailsView back to the ObjectDataSourc e control.
Thanks in advance!
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Hi again,
I'm not sure if I made myself completely clear in the first post.
As mentioned, everything with the insert and update works fine, except that
the filename doesn't come with the object back to the ObjectDataSourc e.
What I would like to do is to determine whether a file was actually posted
through the FileUpload control in the templatefield and if so, attach the
filename to the currently build object in the objectDatasourc e so that the
filename will be written to the database with the rest of the objects values.
I'm trying to do this from the code behind file.
I'm trying to determine whether a file was posted in the DetailsView
ItemInserting event, and if so, I will propably need to do something else,
maybee in the ObjectDataSourc e events somewhere.
Anybody have a clue on this?
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