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| Author | Forum: PowerWEB File Upload for ASP.NET Topic: Multiple FileUpload Components on single page. |
| smacca From: Sydney, Australia Posts: 6 Member Since: 02/26/08 |
posted December 23, 2008 7:50 PM Hi, We would like to use multiple file upload components on a single page. Is this possible?? You can only have one UploadManager and the events that are passed do not allow you to determine which Upload control the manager is responsible for. I assume this is because it is assumed you will only need one Upload control on the page. We want multiple. SOMETHING TO CONSIDER/SUGGESTION: We want to use the component for single uploads as you have a status bar indicator, informing the user of the time taken to upload, remaining time etc. This is extremely valuable. WHY DO YOU NOT ALLOW SINGLE UPLOADS AND MULTIPLE CONTROLS> Can you provide a work around? Thanks. |
K M Drake From: Utica, NY USA Posts: 3406 Member Since: 07/14/00 |
posted December 24, 2008 8:55 AM Hi, The UploadManager manages all upload controls on the page. Please see the product's sample2 for an example of using multiple controls. If you did not get the samples with the installation, they can be downloaded here: http://www.dart.com/pwfileup_samples.aspx Hope it helps, -ken |
| smacca From: Sydney, Australia Posts: 6 Member Since: 02/26/08 |
posted January 6, 2009 9:22 PM From the event handlers, how do you determine which FileUpload component fired the event?? You cannot distinguish between each upload component. This is a problem. You should be able to tell programatically, which FileUpload component fires the UploadManager events. |
John Talarico From: Rome, NY USA Posts: 630 Member Since: 06/01/05 |
posted January 7, 2009 8:07 AM If you take a look at how this is implemented in the sample2, you'll see this in the event arguments. For example, in the FileUploadComplete event, there is a PostedFile property that contains information regarding the file uploaded. One of the properties is the ControlID which identifies the control used to upload the file. The second sample was designed to demonstrate this. ------ |
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