Upload/Update a Graphic Using an ASP form?

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Best - Joe
Joseph Lowery
Director of Marketing, WebAssist

"Jeremy Williams" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:ef40i2$dpp$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> Hello all...
>
> I am working on a project where I need to have an administrator (who is
> not
> web savvy) be able to change a graphic on their web site. Of course the
> easiest thing would be to have her use an FTP client to switch out the
> graphic,
> but as stated previously, I think that may be too confusing for her AND I
> don't
> want her to accidentally mess up anything when she has full access to the
> site
> with the FTP client!
>
> I know how to dynamically change text using the input and update tools
> with
> DW, but have honestly never had to have a client be able to change out a
> graphic. I am assuming that the process would be quite similar, and yet
> they
> are not just typing or changing text in a form field, they are going to
> have to
> actually browse for the graphic on their computer, somehow enter it in the
> form
> or field, and then use the update feature.
>
> FYI, I am still using Macromedia MX 2004--sad, but true.
>
> Thank you for any input anyone may have. I really appreciate your insight
> and
> wisdom...
>

ask the web master if they have any component installed in the server
like ASPUpload from Persits Software ( http://www.aspupload.com/)

basically, you'll need a form with a type="file" field to allow her
select the image & call an ASP page, when the form is submitted, to
upload the image. take a look at examples in the component manual

hth,

jdoe

Jeremy Williams wrote:
> Hello all...
>
> I am working on a project where I need to have an administrator (who is not
> web savvy) be able to change a graphic on their web site. Of course the
> easiest thing would be to have her use an FTP client to switch out the graphic,
> but as stated previously, I think that may be too confusing for her AND I don't
> want her to accidentally mess up anything when she has full access to the site
> with the FTP client!
>
> I know how to dynamically change text using the input and update tools with
> DW, but have honestly never had to have a client be able to change out a
> graphic. I am assuming that the process would be quite similar, and yet they
> are not just typing or changing text in a form field, they are going to have to
> actually browse for the graphic on their computer, somehow enter it in the form
> or field, and then use the update feature.
>
> FYI, I am still using Macromedia MX 2004--sad, but true.
>
> Thank you for any input anyone may have. I really appreciate your insight and
> wisdom...
>