RE: [Dynapi-Dev] IOElement UPLOAD .asp

[C K. <cki...@ne...>]

Sorry if I missed that this is already being worked on/to do.

Yes, I wouldn't want a page in the examples to actually write uploaded =
files
to the server.
I was checking if that's the right syntax for it, and BTW it does work.

I REEEALLY like documentation, does anyone have any new finished docs =
not in
the snapshot?
I'll update my quickrefs and the object model treeview for IOElement and
submit a link for review.
With all the add/changes to DynAPI, and still learning it myself, I've =
let
the object model slip.

P.S.
NN 4.03 is my problem, I was checking for interest in this mutation =
since
I'm doing it anyway.
DynAPI is pretty polished, so it usually just takes quick fixes.
Some end users' fixation on back-compat. with stone age technology is
amazing...


>>>  -----Original Message-----
>>>  From: dyn...@li...=20
>>>  [mailto:dyn...@li...] On Behalf=20
>>>  Of Raymond Irving
>>>  Sent: Sunday, October 05, 2003 10:21 PM
>>>  To: dyn...@li...
>>>  Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Dev] IOElement UPLOAD .asp
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>>>  See below:
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>>>  --- C Kissinger <cki...@ne...> wrote:
>>>  > I got the latest snapshot last night.
>>>  > The IOElement .asp is the only one version of
>>>  > IOElement UPLOAD I've tried in
>>>  > the examples so far, but it didn't work.
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>>>  Oh!
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>>>  > I got at least the example's feedback to work if not
>>>  > the actual file saving
>>>  > part yet.
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>>>  By default it should not write (or save) anything to
>>>  the user disk.=20
>>>  =20
>>>  > ioelmsrv.vbscript.asp
>>>  > line 45 or 46 (sorry, I added comments) did read:
>>>  >=20
>>>  > If wso_vars.count=3D0 Then ReDim arr(0) Else ReDim
>>>  > arr(wso_vars.count+UBound(wso_jsCommands))
>>>  >=20
>>>  > But you can't Ubound a variant array until at least
>>>  > one element is defined,
>>>  > so I changed
>>>  > line 12 from:
>>>  >=20
>>>  > 12 Dim wso_jsCommands()
>>>  >=20
>>>  > to
>>>  >=20
>>>  > 12 Dim wso_jsCommands(0)
>>>  >=20
>>>  > And at least the feedback portion worked with
>>>  > IIS 5
>>>  > --Internet Explorer 6
>>>  > --Mozilla 1.4
>>>  > --Netscape 7.1
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>>>  Add to my to-do list
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>>>  > In Netscape Navigator 4.03 of course I got
>>>  > JavaScript errors about "function
>>>  > does
>>>  > not always return a value/dynapi not
>>>  > defined/IOElement not defined". If
>>>  > anyone's
>>>  > interested, I'll continue porting dynapi's
>>>  > value-returning functions to
>>>  > always return
>>>  > a value for poor old NN 4.03. I think it's just good
>>>  > design.
>>> =20
>>>  How many persons out there using NN 4.03? I thought
>>>  more and more users were upgrading their browsers,
>>>  correct?
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>>>  > I've used a similar solution before in ASP for
>>>  > uploads, and I imagine that
>>>  > to actually
>>>  > save the uploaded file, you would add a line in
>>>  > dynapi.util.ioelement-upload.asp after
>>>  > line 15 to be something like:
>>>  >=20
>>>  > 14  ...
>>>  > 15  Call wsAddVariable("size",File.FileSize)
>>>  > 16  File.SaveToDisk(Server.MapPath(strRelativePath))
>>>  > '*****Code Added Line
>>>  > 16
>>>  > 17 Next
>>>  > 18 ...
>>>  >=20
>>>  > I'll try this part next.
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>>>  Cool but line 16 should be commented out. The .asp
>>>  file should not by default save the file to the users
>>>  disk.
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>>>  Best regards,
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>>>  Raymond Irving
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