upload and save the attached file

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I am using a <asp:FileUpload ID="flDoc" runat="server"/> for uploading files.

By using this control..i am only able to upload a file..to save this file.. i have to use another save button ...to save the uploaded file.

I want a solution... where i can upload and save the attached file with only one click event.

For example: like attachments we do in gmail.

Can i get a help for this solution.

Thankyou,
yashoda

Posted 16-Mar-11 21:06pm

bandayashoda

Updated 16-Mar-11 21:12pm

thatraja

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2011-03-16T21:14:00

I want a solution... where i can upload and save the attached file with only one click event.
Good to know. For that you need to make your own custom control and write the logic by yourself.

like attachments we do in gmail.
Gmail upload control also does not save automatically. It's the auto-save feature of gmail (for the whole mail) that saves the uploaded file.

thatraja · Answer 2 · 2011-03-16T21:15:00

Solution 2

Here you go

ASP.NET File Upload like GMail[^]

File upload Gmail Style[^]

Posted 16-Mar-11 21:15pm

thatraja

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Espen Harlinn 17-Mar-11 3:47am

Ajax Uploader - cool, my 5