Selecting Files
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I need to call the "standardish" windows type dialog box from some ASP.NET code. how would i go about this? My first lame attempt failed miserably when i tried to use System.Windows.Forms.OpenFileDialog class. It complained about some Messagebox options not being set but as far as i know those options can NOT be set from that dialog. Is there anyway i can get this box to popup? I have a feeling this is rather simple but i am no web developer. Just trying to survive through this stage of the my project ;) -- joe Joseph Dempsey joseph_r_dempsey@yahoo.com "What?, Of course its fireproof! ...... < 10 Minutes later in the ER > Sorry..." How about, "Bugs?, of course there are not bugs .... < 3 weeks after Production Release > Sorry..."
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I need to call the "standardish" windows type dialog box from some ASP.NET code. how would i go about this? My first lame attempt failed miserably when i tried to use System.Windows.Forms.OpenFileDialog class. It complained about some Messagebox options not being set but as far as i know those options can NOT be set from that dialog. Is there anyway i can get this box to popup? I have a feeling this is rather simple but i am no web developer. Just trying to survive through this stage of the my project ;) -- joe Joseph Dempsey joseph_r_dempsey@yahoo.com "What?, Of course its fireproof! ...... < 10 Minutes later in the ER > Sorry..." How about, "Bugs?, of course there are not bugs .... < 3 weeks after Production Release > Sorry..."
Use an input control of type file. That will give you a text box and button, clicking the button will display a fileopen dialog
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Use an input control of type file. That will give you a text box and button, clicking the button will display a fileopen dialog
Hmm... thanks. I just may have to resort to doing that though i was wondering if there is a way to do it without have the text box and button ( i want to supply my own button ). I ask because i am going to populate a list box with multiple file selctions using the file box. Any ideas? If i can't figure out how to do then i will just have resort to making new page using the single line approach. Joseph Dempsey joseph_r_dempsey@yahoo.com "What?, Of course its fireproof! ...... < 10 Minutes later in the ER > Sorry..." How about, "Bugs?, of course there are not bugs .... < 3 weeks after Production Release > Sorry..."
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Hmm... thanks. I just may have to resort to doing that though i was wondering if there is a way to do it without have the text box and button ( i want to supply my own button ). I ask because i am going to populate a list box with multiple file selctions using the file box. Any ideas? If i can't figure out how to do then i will just have resort to making new page using the single line approach. Joseph Dempsey joseph_r_dempsey@yahoo.com "What?, Of course its fireproof! ...... < 10 Minutes later in the ER > Sorry..." How about, "Bugs?, of course there are not bugs .... < 3 weeks after Production Release > Sorry..."
I may be running into something similar. I want to prepopulate my file input control with a filename. Any ideas?