Properties (Dundas Upload Control 2.0)
Overview | Properties | Methods
You can set this property to TRUE before uploading
so that each uploaded file is checked for a MacBinary format. | |
The maximum number of files which can be uploaded. | |
The maximum size of any file uploaded by the
user (in bytes). | |
The maximum amount of data that can be uploaded
to the server (in bytes). This includes form data as well as uploaded
files. | |
Set this property to a unique ID (obtained
by the UploadProgress
component from the Dundas
State Server) when processing an upload which utilizes a progress
bar window. | |
Set this property to the IP address of the
Dundas
State Server when processing an upload which utilizes a progress bar
window. | |
Set this property to the port that the State
Server is listening on when processing an upload which utilizes a
progress bar window. | |
Stores uploaded files with unique filenames.
This is done by preceding the original filename with a GUID and "_". | |
Set this property to TRUE so that virtual
directories are used. If TRUE then any method which utilizes a Path
argument should use a virtual pathname and not a physical pathname. | |
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Collection Properties |
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Collection of UploadedFile
objects, each of which represents a file uploaded from an html form. | |
Collection of FormItem
objects, with each object corresponding to a form element. Note that input
elements of the file type (<input type="file">) are not
represented in the Form collection. |