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ASP Upload Script
When you use ASPUpload script on your site, you allow an upload via a form on your site and the file is then put into a directory on
your server.
Note: The directory /Uploads should be created
in your web server root before running this script. Also, be sure to have the
permissions set for this new directory to allow "Everyone" read/write
access. You can download a set of example forms in
a zip file here.
ASPUpload is an Active Server Page component which
enables an application to accept, save and manipulate
files uploaded with a browser. To use ASPUpload you will
need to create 2 pages: a form page and an action page.
The form page, form.html in this example, will contain a
standard html form.
<HTML>
<BODY BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF">
<FORM METHOD="POST" ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data"
ACTION="uploadscript.asp">
<INPUT TYPE=FILE SIZE=60 NAME="FILE1"><BR>
<INPUT TYPE=FILE SIZE=60 NAME="FILE2"><BR>
<INPUT TYPE=FILE SIZE=60 NAME="FILE3"><BR>
<INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE="Upload!">
</FORM>
</BODY>
</HTML>
The action page, uploadscript.asp in this example,
will contain the ASPupload script.
<HTML>
<BODY>
<% Set Upload = Server.CreateObject("Persits.Upload.1")
Count = Upload.SaveVirtual("virtual_directory_name") %>
<% = Count %> files uploaded.
</BODY>
</HTML>
* If you are using a web builder like Frontpage you
will need to enter the ASP code in HTML view.
It is important that you let us know what
directory you would like the files to be uploaded so
that we can set the right permissions for you on that
directory.
ASPUpload is very easy to use and configure. If you do need to
use it, please let us know which folder you will be allowing uploads
to as we will need to enable write permissions for that folder.
If you download the set of example forms in a zip file from the link
above, there are three places in this script where you will need to edit:
Line 8: Upload.SetMaxSize 1048576 ' Limit files to 1MB
Line 9: Count = Upload.Save("c:\upload")
Line 40: <IMG SRC="/uploaddir/<% = File.FileName%>"><BR><B><% =
File.OriginalPath%></B><BR>
Line 8 is the file size limit in bits
Line 9 is the folder you will be uploading to. You will need to
change it to something like: e:\html\domains\yourdomain.com\wwwroot\upload
Line 40 just does an img src of the upload, if it is a jpg or gif.
You would want to change it from uploaddir to upload if you wanted
to use it. Or you can totally remove it.
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