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 Any way to populate listbox with /images director?

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Jeremy
Posted: 02/28/2002, 10:23 AM

Hey guys/gals. Please gimme a hand if you have a second.
I am using asp simple upload to upload one image at a time because my web host doesn't have dundas component installed.

Using asp/msql 2000/win2k

My client has a shopping cart type site.
He wants to, like in the bookstore example, input a new item and be able to choose the image url from a dropdown box. The images are stored in the images/items directory on the server. Is there a way to do this easily? Or to be able to insert his item and upload his image all in one form? thanks in advance.

Regards,
Jeremy
TLigon
Posted: 02/28/2002, 1:35 PM

I am not sure it will help but you might want to look at oscommerce.com site. The code is opensource and they do a lot with automatic image uploads even allow you to select from your local machine and post it to the database. Or select it from the web and post it. If you were using php I could help a little more but have not use asp as much and am not sure what is required.
Jeremy
Posted: 02/28/2002, 1:41 PM

I don't store my images in the SQL database though, so I need to get my listbox values from the server /images/items directory. Or just on upload store the image name in the database, but not the image. Any help appreciated. Thanks.

Jeremy

   


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