how to upload the file on another page?

[Member 3879881]

Hi guys, In my string i have value like "picture.jpeg"..., now this string i want to assign in to fileupload control after it want to save in to my server url..., means using fileupload control i assign the file.., but not uploading the file in that page itself..., just passing the filename in to another page there i am uploading the file..., how to achive this...,

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[Christian Graus]

You can't change the text in the file upload control, and you cannot pass that text to another form, or get another form to read the file.

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[keyur satyadev]

set your file name in session and when u click on upload button in next page use session value(i.e. filename).

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[amitabha123]

You can't change the text in the file upload control, and you cannot pass that text to another form, or get another form to read the file. But you can send the file as Stream. Here is an example. I used two page test-file-upload1.aspx ( from where user chhose the file to upload) and test-file-upload2.aspx( where the actual upload happens). test-file-upload.aspx.cs: ------------------------- protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { Stream s = FileUpload1.FileContent; Session["test"] = s; Response.Redirect("test-file-upload2.aspx"); } test-file-upload.aspx.cs: ------------------------- string strPhysicalPath = ""; protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { strPhysicalPath = Server.MapPath("~/test-image/"); Stream fsInput = (Stream)(Session["test"]); byte[] bufferInput = new byte[fsInput.Length]; fsInput.Read(bufferInput, 0, bufferInput.Length); fsInput.Close(); //------------You can change the extension as original by sending the original extension in session FileStream fsOutput = File.Create(strPhysicalPath + "test.jpg"); fsOutput.Write(bufferInput, 0, bufferInput.Length); fsOutput.Close(); fsOutput.Dispose(); Response.Write("OK "); } I hope it solves your problem. Please mark it as answer if helps.