PvD
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| Posted: 04/03/2003, 1:04 AM |
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I seem to have a weird bug (?) when I try to put a file upload component into my page.
If I use an absolute path for the temp & file to be stored, everything works fine. But as soon as I try to use a relative path, the resulting live page only shows a completely blank page.
I use the ASP/VB script component, because that way no extra components need to be installed.
Any ideas?
PvD
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Sjg
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| Posted: 04/16/2003, 10:44 AM |
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I hit something similar. I was going to test the Upload Component.
I created a Grid and Record page. Everything worked fine without the file upl;oad component. I then placed the component on the page, and the record page was blank.
I then added the upload component and I get a blank page. I called Yes Software. I went to re-create the problem with a fress MS Access Database and New Project.
I then could not re-create it.
The initial project was a CCS version 1.x.x project.
I then tried the componet on another CCS 1.x.x project. I put the File Upload Component on the page, navigated to the page and it works.
This would lead me to believe that it is a problem between the CCS 1.x.x model/code and CCS 2.0.5.6
If you find out why this happened, please E-Mail me atsteve@kodiaksolutions.com
And yes I did select the ASP component on the Project Properties.
Steve 
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PvD
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| Posted: 04/16/2003, 11:05 AM |
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Hi Steve,
I uninstalled CCS 1 before installing CCS 2.0.5.6, so it seems that there is something amiss in the CSS 2.0.5.6 version.
Other users have reported similar problems. Even with other ASP components...
I hope this gets resolved quickly, because a file upload makes a significant change in my web-project.
grtz,
Peter
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Chris
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| Posted: 04/16/2003, 11:17 AM |
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This is intended to work so, at least in the current version. Absolute paths must be used as the code executed when copying files in fact uses c:\windows\... directory as a current one so relative paths don't work.
You may try to use Server.MapPath() methods to map relative path to absolute one in some event code or set property's value to:
" & Server.MapPath("relative/path") & "
(inlcluding double quotes)
Best regards,
Chris
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No Name
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| Posted: 04/16/2003, 12:18 PM |
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Listed in the Support Database
FileUpload saves files in a wrong location -- ASP -- Resolved in CCS 2.0
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