File Upload control in VS 2005

[khushbu shah]

Language C#. ASp.Net 2.0


In VS 2005 A file upload control is there.., In this contrl Text box and browse buttons are in corporated.
Que- when we browse a file then , in text box path of the file is shown. but after clicking on upload button , path is not visible.
which property should be used to make path visible and in disabled mode after upload click.

This is the code snippet of aspx page:

<td class="TdText"  colspan="3" >
            <asp:FileUpload ID="FileUpload1" runat="server" />  
            <asp:Button ID="btnUpload" runat="server"  Text="Upload File"  cssClass = "Button1" OnClick="btnUpload_Click"/>
   <asp:Label ID="lblNote" runat="server" CssClass="Note1" Text ="Note:Allowed file extension:.png,.gif,.jpeg,jpg,.txt,.doc,.xls" ></asp:Label>
      </td>

Please tell me the solution

[khushbu shah]

Language C#. ASp.Net 2.0
Web application Development


In VS 2005 A file upload control is there.., In this control Text box and browse buttons are in corporated.
Que- when we browse a file then , in text box path of the file is shown. but after clicking on upload button , path is not visible.
which property should be used to make path visible and in disabled mode after upload click.

This is the code snippet of aspx page:

<td class="TdText" colspan="3" >
<asp:FileUpload ID="FileUpload1" runat="server" /> 
<asp:Button ID="btnUpload" runat="server" Text="Upload File" cssClass = "Button1" OnClick="btnUpload_Click"/>
<asp:Label ID="lblNote" runat="server" CssClass="Note1" Text ="Note:Allowed file extension:.png,.gif,.jpeg,jpg,.txt,.doc,.xls" ></asp:Label>
</td>

Please tell me the solution
khushbu

[DrBunchman]

Hi khushbu shah,

You've posted your question in the ASP Forum which is for Classic ASP only - I've moved it for you but in future please post all ASP.NET questions in the .NET Forum.

Please don't forget to wrap your code in CODE tags - it makes your posts much easier to read. Please read the Posting Guidelines for more info.

Thanks,

Dr B

EDIT: Please don't double post your questions - I have merged the two threads you have started on the same topic. If you are not sure which Forum to post in then it's best just to post in one and a Mod will move it for you if required.

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[khushbu shah]

Thanks for repIy
I will try to implement it.and will tell you