See below:
--- C Kissinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 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.
Oh!
> I got at least the example's feedback to work if not
> the actual file saving
> part yet.
By default it should not write (or save) anything to
the user disk.
> ioelmsrv.vbscript.asp
> line 45 or 46 (sorry, I added comments) did read:
>
> If wso_vars.count=0 Then ReDim arr(0) Else ReDim
> arr(wso_vars.count+UBound(wso_jsCommands))
>
> But you can't Ubound a variant array until at least
> one element is defined,
> so I changed
> line 12 from:
>
> 12 Dim wso_jsCommands()
>
> to
>
> 12 Dim wso_jsCommands(0)
>
> And at least the feedback portion worked with
> IIS 5
> --Internet Explorer 6
> --Mozilla 1.4
> --Netscape 7.1
Add to my to-do list
> 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.
How many persons out there using NN 4.03? I thought
more and more users were upgrading their browsers,
correct?
> 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:
>
> 14 ...
> 15 Call wsAddVariable("size",File.FileSize)
> 16 File.SaveToDisk(Server.MapPath(strRelativePath))
> '*****Code Added Line
> 16
> 17 Next
> 18 ...
>
> I'll try this part next.
Cool but line 16 should be commented out. The .asp
file should not by default save the file to the users
disk.
Best regards,
--
Raymond Irving
> Christopher Kissinger
> Web Development Consultant
>
>
>
>
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