Fileupload control set path using c#

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I am using file upload control inside the update panel. in my page there are max of 5-6 buttons are present when we click on any button the page postbacks and the path is getting cleared from the fileuploader. is there any way to hold value inside the file uploader.

Please give me the solution for this as soon as possible...

Posted 26-Mar-13 22:52pm

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Updated 26-Mar-13 23:08pm

phil.o

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-03-26T23:04:00

No.
The file uploader does not path the path to the server in any form for security reasons. Think about it: the device running the browser may not even have a concept of paths, much less a path that your server can understand or relate to. It could be a PC, and MAC, or an internet enabled fridge for all you know - you cannot access information other than the file name (except in special cases, which do not occur in 99.999% of browser cases).