Upload File

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I want to be able to upload vidoe files (approx. 10MB) in two folders on two servers. Is this possible? I'd like to upload them and somehow save the filename to use for the url in the link in the table on the page. This is using classic asp.

Is this possible? Any help is appreciated!

blankfield · Answer

HiWas looking at the forum trying to find something pertaining to my problem and thought this might help you.The service provider gave me this code for uploading an image for an asp page that works on their servers.I haven't been able to make it work for my purposes (attaching a photo to an email form in my customer's web site) but if you can figure what to replace/add it might work for your purposes.

Upload an image, and the script will create a thumbnail.

<%Set Jpeg = Server.CreateObject("Persits.Jpeg")Set Upload = Server.CreateObject("Persits.Upload")' we use memory uploads, so we must limit file sizeUpload.SetMaxSize 100000, True' Save to memory. Path parameter is omittedUpload.Save' Build path stringPath = "data/"' Save files to it. Our form has only one file item but this code is generic.For Each File in Upload.Files File.SaveAsVirtual Path & File.FileName Response.Write "File saved as " & File.Path & "
"' Compute path to source imagePath = Server.MapPath("data/" & File.FileName )' Open source imageJpeg.Open Path' Decrease image size by 50%Jpeg.Width = Jpeg.OriginalWidth / 2Jpeg.Height = Jpeg.OriginalHeight / 2' create thumbnail and save it to diskJpeg.Save Server.MapPath("data/small_" & File.FileName ) Response.Write "Thumbnail created, and saved as " & "data/small_" & File.FileName & "
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