Hello experts: Classic ASP. I have a form on the web with about 10 fields that writes to a Access database. One of these fields is an upload an image field. Khloe Wren - Dragon Warriors 01 - Enchanting Eilagh. I am not really going to insert the actual image into the database but just the location of it.

But the image gets uploaded to a 'images' directory. I guess to way to keep track of which image belongs to which record is by renameing it with the record number?? Have no idea as how to do this either. Sorry to make this sound complicated but I have never done a form where I have had to upload an image. I am not good at any of this to begin with.[:0(. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Regards, --d.

>I guess to way to keep track of which image belongs to which record is by renameing it with the record number?? Have no idea as how to do this either. You can keep the original file name and store that in the database in a string field. Eltax Stargate Manual. But that has two possible sources of trouble: 1. Unix-based systems allow filenames which are not allowed on windows, so you need to strip the characters which are illegal on windows. A file for record # 34 might have the same name as the file for record #254, while it has a different content. You need a way to prevent this.

So in the end it is quite a good solution to name the uploaded file with the record-id. You can still store the name of the file in the in the database, because the file extension might be important. New Rail Alphabet Font here.

My ASP uploading of files knowledge is somewhere circa 2002. I've got a Classic site running in 32-bit mode on a 64-but Windows 2003 server. Also testing on a 32-bit. Upload images in classic ASP. I spent about 10 minutes wondering how to upload a file from the client to the ASP. Using the content type in a script.

May 12, 2012 Hi, We're hosting a site for a client. Someone else designed and built the site, and when we started hosting it we found out that it used a special way of. Sample script: Uploadify and Classic ASP. Uploadify is a popular JQuery plugin to upload multiple files. The script needs a 200kb minimal file upload.