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Again Another Asp Problem (upload)
This is a discussion on Again Another Asp Problem (upload), within the ASP/.NET section. This forum and the thread "Again Another Asp Problem (upload)" are both part of the Programming Your Website category.
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Jun 23 2008, 05:10 AM
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Squeezing ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 65 Joined: 13-March 08 Member No.: 200 |
Hi,
I can't get an upload function to work on this website, and as I stated before, I don't know a thing about ASP, so was hoping you people could help me out. Here is the error I am receiveing: An error occurred saving the image file to disk: Invalid procedure call or argument Please find below the code I have, so if anyone could help I would be massively grateful: CODE <% @ Language = VBScript %> <% 'Option Explicit With Response .Buffer = True .Expires = 0 .Clear End With Function DeleteImages() on error resume next if strOldImageName <> "no_picture.gif" then if strOldImageName <> "awaitingPic.jpg" then if strOldThumb <> "no_pictureSM.gif" then if strOldThumb <> "awaitingPicSM.jpg" then if strOldImageName <> oFile.FileName then 'if they are not the same name as the other 2 images, which if we delete, will stop the other ones from being shown if strOldImageName <> otherPic2 then if strOldImageName <> otherPic3 then if strOldThumb <> otherThumb2 then if strOldThumb <> otherThumb3 then ' James code from here which will delete the image file b4 the recordset entry. Dim File Set File = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Dim ImagePath ImagePath = Server.MapPath("/user_images") ImagePath = ImagePath & "\" & strOldImageName if File.FileExists(ImagePath) = true then File.DeleteFile(ImagePath) end if Set File = nothing Set File2 = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Dim ImagePath2 ImagePath2 = Server.MapPath("/user_images") ImagePath2 = ImagePath2 & "\" & strOldThumb File2.DeleteFile(ImagePath2) if File2.DeleteFile(ImagePath2) = true then File2.DeleteFile(ImagePath2) end if Set File2 = nothing end if end if end if end if end if end if end if end if end if end function strPicNum = request.QueryString("Picture") If strPicNum = "1" then strPic = "Pic1" strThumb = "Thumb1" otherPic2 = "Pic2" otherThumb2 = "Thumb2" otherPic3 = "Pic3" otherThumb3 = "Thumb3" End if If strPicNum = "2" then strPic = "Pic2" strThumb = "Thumb2" otherPic2 = "Pic1" otherThumb2 = "Thumb1" otherPic3 = "Pic3" otherThumb3 = "Thumb3" End if If strPicNum = "3" then strPic = "Pic3" strThumb = "Thumb3" otherPic2 = "Pic1" otherThumb2 = "Thumb1" otherPic3 = "Pic2" otherThumb3 = "Thumb2" End if strUserID = Request.cookies("AuthCode")("UserID") strUserName = Request.cookies("AuthCode")("UserName") %> <!-- #INCLUDE FILE = "obj_FileUpload_beta_full.asp" --> <!-- #include virtual="/Connections/connSQLServer.asp" --> <html> <head> <title>Date42.com - The Internet's Number One Singles & Dating Site! </title> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> <style type="text/css"> <!-- body { font-family: MS Sans Serif; font-size: 14px; font-style: normal; font-weight: bolder; color: #FF0000} --> </style> </head> <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000"> <% 'declare some variables to facilitate working with the objects comprising fileupload. Dim oFO, oProps, oFile, i, item, oMyName 'create an instance of FileUpload. FileUpload is the only object that you will 'directly set an instance of. The other classes are returned by various methods 'of the object. Set oFO = New FileUpload 'print version ' By James - Response.Write("<H3>FileUpload Object v" & oFO.Version & "</H3>") 'call the GetUploadSettings method to return an instance of the FO_Properties 'object for this instance of FileUpload. FO_Properties contains all the 'property settings for uploads. Set oProps = oFO.GetUploadSettings with oProps 'the FO_Properties object contains 6 properties. Each property has a default 'so you only need to set the properties if the defaults do not meet 'your intended usage scheme. 'allowable file extensions .Extensions = Array("gif", "jpg") 'upload directory .UploadDirectory = Server.Mappath("/temp_images/") 'file overwrite option .AllowOverWrite = true 'max file size for EACH file to upload (older versions of the class 'only check the entire post stream's length once at the beginning) .MaximumFileSize = 200000 ' give or take 50k for each file 'minimum file size for each file to upload (older versions of the class 'only check the entire post stream's length once at the beginning) .MininumFileSize = 1000 ' 1k 'disable uploading .UploadDisabled = false End with 'all the properties you set above are remembered by the FileUpload class as soon 'as they are set so there's no reason not to destroy the FO_Properties object we 'just used to modify the upload system properties to save memory. set oProps = nothing 'default method. Processupload must be called to set everything up. After 'ProcessUpload is called, the remaining properties, methods and objects 'exposed by fileupload become available and are populated with data. oFO.ProcessUpload 'the totalformcount property returns the total count of everything submitted 'to the fileupload object. this includes binary input from files and text form 'inputs posted from a form. if oFO.TotalFormCount > 0 then 'the filecount property returns the count of all binary form inputs that 'were read and loaded by the class after ProcessUpload was called. It is 'not an accurate count of acceptable files, it merely counts the number 'of binary form inputs parsed. if oFO.FileCount > 0 then 'you can easily use the FileCount property to setup a loop to 'go through all files that are attempting to be uploaded. for i = 1 to oFO.FileCount 'the fileupload's file object returns a FO_File object 'containing properties and methods that allow you to 'view components of the file and perform actions on 'the file. The File method's argument expects a long 'integer in the range of 1 to FileCount. set oFile = oFO.File(i) ' By James - response.write "<HR><B>file #" & i & "</B><HR>" 'if an error has occurred when the FO_File object was 'being created or filled with data, it will be in the 'ErrorMessage property of the returned FO_File object. if oFile.ErrorMessage <> "" then response.write "An error occurred while attempting to upload your image file: <br><br>" & _ oFile.ErrorMessage & "<BR>" else 'rename file 'oFile.FileName = "newfile.txt" & "." & oFile.FileExtension 'there are a couple of different options for 'saving files. in this case, i want a copy 'of the uploaded file on the server so I use 'the saveasfile method. oFile.SaveAsFile 'after saving an uploaded file using any of the 'various save methods available, you should check 'the upload successful property to ensure that 'the file was saved properly. In the event of an 'error during I/O, UploadSuccessful always returns 'false. if oFile.UploadSuccessful then response.write ("<BR><br><div align=""center"">File uploaded successfully</div><BR><br><BR><br>") 'contenttype - returns the content-type of the 'uploaded file. ' By James - response.write(" - content-type: " & oFile.ContentType & "<BR>") 'filename - returns the filename of the uploaded 'file, including extension. 'response.write(" - file name: " & oFile.FileName & "<BR>") response.write ("<div align=""center""><img src=../../../temp_images/" & oFile.FileName & " width=150></div><BR>") 'bytecount - returns the binary length of the saved file. 'this accurately represents the size of the file in bytes 'on the server. 'response.write(" - file size: " & formatnumber(oFile.ByteCount, 0) & " bytes<BR>") 'james code from here '******************************************************************* 'Open connection to user table and write online Dim conn set conn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.connection") conn.open MM_connSQLServer_STRING ' first get the Original Pic1 so we can delete it off the server Dim rsGetNameToDelete set rsGetNameToDelete = conn.execute("SELECT " & strPic & ", " & strThumb & ", " & otherPic2 & ", " & otherThumb2 & ", " & otherPic3 & ", " & otherThumb3 & " FROM date42.tblUser WHERE UserID = '" & strUserID & "'") Dim strOldImageName WHILE NOT rsGetNameToDelete.EOF strOldImageName = Rtrim(rsGetNameToDelete(""&strPic&"")) strOldThumb = RTrim(rsGetNameToDelete(""&strThumb&"")) otherPic2 = Rtrim(rsGetNameToDelete(""& otherPic2 &"")) otherThumb2 = Rtrim(rsGetNameToDelete(""& otherThumb2 &"")) otherPic3 = Rtrim(rsGetNameToDelete(""& otherPic3 &"")) otherThumb3 = Rtrim(rsGetNameToDelete(""& otherThumb3 &"")) rsGetNameToDelete.movenext() WEND Call DeleteImages Dim rsPicture strAwaitPic = "awaitingPic.jpg" strAwaitThumb = "awaitingPicSM.jpg" set rsPicture = conn.execute("UPDATE date42.tblUser SET " & strPic & " = '" & strAwaitPic & "', " & strThumb & " = '" & strAwaitThumb & "' WHERE UserID = '" & strUserID & "'") strNewImageUploadName = Replace(oFile.FileName,"'","''") strNewImageUploadName = Replace(strNewImageUploadName,"""","""") set rsNewPicture = conn.execute("INSERT INTO date42.tblNewImages(UserID, UserName, " & strPic & ") VALUES('" & strUserID & "', '" & strUserName & "', '" & oFile.FileName & "')") 'end if '******************************************************************* '**************************************************************************** ** '**************************************************************************** ** 'email admin here 'email the new user Dim Emfrom Dim Emsub Dim Emto Dim Emcc Dim Embcc Dim Embody Dim Emattach Emfrom = "[email="photos@date42.com"]photos@date42.com[/email]" Emsub = "New Picture" Emto = "[email="photos@date42.com"]photos@date42.com[/email]" Emcc = "" Embcc = "" Embody = "New Picture to be put online." & vbcrlf & vbcrlf & "ImageName:-" & strNewImageUploadName & vbcrlf & vbcrlf & "--------------------" & vbcrlf Emattach = "" 'Dim ObjCdo Dim objMail Set objMail = CreateObject("CDO.Message") Dim iConf Set iConf = CreateObject("CDO.Configuration") Dim Flds Set Flds = iConf.Fields Flds("[url="http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/sendusing"]http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/sendusing[/url]") = 1 Flds( _ "[url="http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/smtpserverpickupdirectory"]http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/smtpserverpickupdirectory[/url]") _ = "c:\inetpub\mailroot\pickup" Flds.Update ObjMail.From = Emfrom ObjMail.Subject = Emsub ObjMail.To = Emto ObjMail.cc = Emcc ObjMail.bcc = Embcc ObjMail.Htmlbody = Embody 'ObjCDO.AttachFile(Emattach) ObjMail.send Set ObjMail = nothing %> <script language="JavaScript"> <!-- function MM_callJS(jsStr) { //v2.0 opener.document.location = "../../my_pictures.asp" return eval(jsStr) } //--> </script> <% response.write "<BR><BR><div align=""center"">Your image will be verified and will appear online within 24 hours.</div><br><br><div align=""center""><A HREF=" & Chr(34) & "#" & Chr(34) & "onClick=" & Chr(34) & "MM_callJS('window.close()')" & Chr(34) & ">Click here to close this window</A></div>" else response.write "An error occurred saving the image file to disk: " & _ oFile.ErrorMessage & "<BR>" end if end if 'release file object to save memory. set oFile = Nothing 'retrieve next file object (if any) next else 'if a form doesn't have any binary inputs on it, the filecount 'property will return 0 (no <input type=file> inputs) response.write "> no binary file content submitted." end if 'taken from here*****************88888 else 'if the totalformcount property returns 0, no input was posted to the page 'so we might as well show the upload form and give them a chance to upload. oFO.ShowUploadForm request.servervariables("SCRIPT_NAME") end if 'release FileUpload object to save memory. set oFO = Nothing %></body> </html> Thanks Craig |
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Aug 11 2008, 04:54 AM
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![]() Squeeze Machine ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 697 Joined: 13-February 08 From: Borneo Member No.: 8 |
I am sorry if this is a cheat reply to your post but what the heck! At least I have the intention to help, right?
Here is what i found from google: link -------------------- |
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Aug 21 2008, 12:28 AM
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![]() Squeeze Machine ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 697 Joined: 13-February 08 From: Borneo Member No.: 8 |
hai Craig!
Did you manage to solve the above problem? -------------------- |
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