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bunny
How can my clients upload files from their computer to my
website? Do they need an FTP program to do so?
website? Do they need an FTP program to do so?
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Thomas A. Rowe
Yes, No, Maybe..
What is suppose to happen once this file is uploaded?
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What is suppose to happen once this file is uploaded?
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Andrew Murray
yes, but if you use the server extensions they'd be better of having Frontpage as
well, then they can upload whatever file(s) you require, without the server
extensions becoming corrupt, which can happen if using normal FTP programs
If you mean a user uploading a file....then the upload file component can do it,
providing your ISP has enabled this particular component on the server.
well, then they can upload whatever file(s) you require, without the server
extensions becoming corrupt, which can happen if using normal FTP programs
If you mean a user uploading a file....then the upload file component can do it,
providing your ISP has enabled this particular component on the server.
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Sparky Polastri
Andrew Murray said:yes, but if you use the server extensions they'd be better of having Frontpage as
well, then they can upload whatever file(s) you require, without the server
extensions becoming corrupt, which can happen if using normal FTP programs
If you mean a user uploading a file....then the upload file component can do it,
providing your ISP has enabled this particular component on the server.
A sufficiently clued user could use the "web folders" component to upload
via WebDav. Though at that point might as well get them in using FrontPage.
The upload control is probably a better option. (It has a limitation of 1
meg upload though, so it depends on the files that are being added.)
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bunny
we would then like to download the file that was put
there.
there.
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Thomas A. Rowe
If the files to be uploaded are under 1 MB, you could use the FP2002/2003 Upload component if hosted
on Windows IIS server with FP2002 extensions and the host allows it.
If the files to be uploaded are over 1 MB, then the best approach would be to ask your host if you
can have a anom. FTP access to a folder in your account to allow for uploads.
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on Windows IIS server with FP2002 extensions and the host allows it.
If the files to be uploaded are over 1 MB, then the best approach would be to ask your host if you
can have a anom. FTP access to a folder in your account to allow for uploads.
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Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
WEBMASTER Resources(tm)
FrontPage Resources, WebCircle, MS KB Quick Links, etc.
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chris leeds
I have one you can use. I gave it to someone recently so I know where it is
;-)
use my contact link below if you want it.
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use my contact link below if you want it.