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Hab inzwischen folgendes gefunden:
Response.Write("Path=" & MyUpLoad.Files.Item("FILE1").FilePathName
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möchte aber nur den Namen:
Hab folgende Dinge zur Auswahl:
ASPSMARTUPLOAD : DOCUMENTATION File Object Last modified: August 1st, 1999 © 2000 Advantys. All rights reserved. TOP
Name
The Name property contains the value of the attribute NAME of the <INPUT TYPE='file'> Tag.
Syntax .Name
Return Value Returns a String value.
Example <% Response.Write("Name=" & MyUpLoad.Files.Item(2).Name) %>
FileName
The FileName property contains the name of the file.
Syntax .FileName
Return Value Returns a String value.
Example <% Response.Write("FileName=" & MyUpLoad.Files.Item(2).FileName) %>
FileExt
The FileExt property contains the extension of the file.
Syntax .FileExt
Return Value Returns a String value.
Example <% Response.Write("Extension=" & MyUpLoad.Files.Item(2).FileExt) %>
FilePathName
The FilePathName property contains the full path of the file.
Syntax .FilePathName
Return Value Returns a String value.
Example <% Response.Write("Path=" & MyUpLoad.Files.Item(2).FilePathName) %>
ContentType
The ContentType property contains the Content-Type of field Data.
Syntax .ContentType
Return Value Returns a String value.
Example <% Response.Write("Content-Type=" & MyUpLoad.Files.Item(2).ContentType) %>
ContentDisp
The ContentDisp property contains the content-disposition of field Data.
Syntax .ContentDisp
Return Value Returns a String value.
Example <% Response.Write("Content-disposition=" & MyUpLoad.Files.Item(2).ContentDisp) %>
Size
The Size property contains the file's size.
Syntax .Size
Return Value Returns a Long value.
Example <% Response.Write("Size=" & MyUpLoad.Files.Item(2).Size) %>
ContentString
The ContentString property contains contents of the file.
Syntax .ContentString
Return Value Returns a String value.
Example <% Response.Write("Contents=" & MyUpLoad.Files.Item(2).ContentString) %>
TypeMIME
The TypeMIME property contains the Type of the file (application, audio, image,multipart, text, video, ... ).
Syntax .TypeMIME
Return Value Returns a String value.
Example <% Response.Write("MIME Type=" & MyUpLoad.Files.Item(2).TypeMIME) %>
SubTypeMIME
The SubTypeMIME property contains the sub-Type of the file.
Syntax .SubTypeMIME
Return Value Returns a String value.
Example <% Response.Write("MIME Sub-Type=" & MyUpLoad.Files.Item(2).SubTypeMIME) %>
IsMissing
The IsMissing property returns a boolean which indicates if user has not specified a file.
Syntax .IsMissing
Return Value Returns a Boolean value.
Example <% If MyUpLoad.Files.Item(2).IsMissing Then Response.Write("There is no specified file.") End If %>
BinaryData
The BinaryData property contains the byte corresponding to the table index containing the transmitted data.
Syntax .BinaryData (lngIndex)
Return Value Returns a byte value.
Parameter lngIndex is an index of the byte's array.
Example <% for i=0 to MyUpload.Files.Item(2).size - 1 Response.Write( Chr( MyUpLoad.Files.Item(2).BinaryData(MyIndex) ) ) next i %>
SaveAs
The SaveAs method saves file in the specified directory. This method always overwrites existing files.
Syntax .SaveAs (FilePathName)
Parameter FilePathName is the destination directory with the file's name. It could be a physical or a virtual path. If there is only the file's name then this one will be saved on the root directory of the web server.
Examples <% myUpload.files.item(2).saveas "c:\temp" & myUpload.files.item(2).filename myUpload.files.item(3).saveas "/docs/" & myUpload.files.item(3).filename myUpload.files.item(4).saveas "myFile.txt" %>
FileToField
The FileToField method saves file in a record af a specified DataBase.
Syntax .FileToField FieldName
Parameter FieldName is the field of the RecordSet.
Example <% myUpload.files.item(2).FileToField myRecordSet.Field("FILE") %>
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Count
The Count property returns the number of elements in the collection.
Syntax .Count
Return Value Returns an Long value which is the number of elements in the collection.
Examples <% Response.Write("NbFiles=" & MyUpLoad.Files.Count) %>
TotalBytes
The TotalBytes property returns the number of bytes in the collection.
Syntax .TotalBytes
Return Value Returns an Long value which is the number of elements in the collection.
Examples <% response.Write("File's size uploaded : " & MyUpLoad.Files.TotalBytes ) %>
Item
The Item method access to a item in a collection. This is the default method of the collection object.
Syntax .Item(key)
Return Value Returns a file object of the collection corresponding to the key.
Examples <% For intI=1 to MyUpLoad.Files.count Response.Write("ItemID=" & MyUpLoad.Files.Item(intI).Name) Next
For intI=1 to MyUpLoad.Files.count Response.Write("ItemID=" & MyUpLoad.Files(intI).Name) Next
Response.Write("ItemID=" & MyUpLoad.Files("myFILE").Name) %>
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Count
The Count property returns the number of elements in the collection.
Syntax .Count
Return Value Returns an Long value which is the number of elements in the collection.
Example <% Response.Write("NbForm=" & MyUpLoad.Form.Count) %>
Item
The Item method access to a item in a collection. This is the default method of the collection.
Syntax .Item(key)
Return Value Returns a Item object of the collection corresponding to the key.
Parameter key could be either a long value or either a string.
Examples <% For intI=1 to MyUpLoad.Form.count Response.Write("Item=" & MyUpLoad.Form.Item(intI).Name) Next
For intI=1 to MyUpLoad.Form.count Response.Write("Item=" & MyUpLoad.Form(intI).Name) Next
Response.Write("Item=" & MyUpLoad.Form("myTEXT").Name) %>
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Count
The Count property return the number of values for this Item.
Syntax .Count
Return Values Returns a Long value.
Examples <% For each Item In MyUpload.Form Response.Write ("Number =" & MyUpLoad.Form(Item).Count & "<br>") Next %>
Name
The Name property specifies the name for this Item.
Syntax .Name
Return Values Returns a String value.
Examples <% For intI=1 to MyUpload.Form.Count Response.Write ("Name=" & MyUpLoad.Form.Item(intI).Name & "<br>") Next %>
Values
The Values property specifies the values for this Item. If there are several tag with the same name, or a tag accept multiple values, then the property without parameter returns a list of values.
Syntax .Values ([lngIndex])
Return Values Returns a String value.
Parameter lngIndex is an optional parameter. Then the property returns the value corresponding to the index.
Examples <% For intI=1 To MyUpload.Form.Count Response.Write ("Name=" & MyUpLoad.Form.Item(intI).Values(1) & "<br>") Response.Write ("Name=" & MyUpLoad.Form.Item(intI).Values & "<br>") Next
For each Item In MyUpload.Form Response.Write (Item & " = " & MyUpLoad.Form(Item) & "<br>") Next
For each Item In MyUpload.Form("mySELECT") Response.Write (Item & "<br>") Next %>
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