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how can i upload image via http ?
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so .. i want to do like hotmail when you do an attachement.. you know ?.. .. it ask you to browse the file.. and add it to your email....
so i want to do the same thing exept.. that will not send by email.. but by ftp or something like that..
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Well using FTP you'd use a PUT command.
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what platform you using?
It is very possible to do this with asp on NT (i've done this before), i think also with php if you are a unix-guy. If you're using asp i could probably help you out
A file-field is a standard form element that most browsers support:
<form action="upload.asp" method="post" ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data">
<input type="file" name="filefield">
</form>
You probably won't recognise the enctype bit in the FORM tag. This tells the server it's not just text data coming in. The file "upload.asp" contains the good stuff. Grabs the filename and directory of the local file, transfers it upstream over http onto the server.
What do you need to do with these uploaded files? Do they stay on the server or do they need to go someplace else?
[ 01-07-2002: Message edited by: derbs ]
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excellent derbs!
also, if on NT, since the user is anonymous, you have to make sure the anonymous user has change (or write) permissions for a special directory that you make for all file uploads (unless you want trouble).
-raman
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good point =)
[ 01-08-2002: Message edited by: derbs ]
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Nice to see someone in here with some real-world knowledge..
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do you work in the web industry Raman?
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hi
can't access your website - is your computer turned off? 
have you made sure the file is executable? (chmod 755)[/LIST]
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If you are using ASP you will need to have a custom upload com installed on the NT server - only then will any of your forms/upload scripts actually write to the server.
If there is no com installed you will simply get a fail on
Server.CreateObject
You can do it using pure php - its wholly dependant on what your server supports.
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