upload image and save the URL in the database.

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upload image and save the URL in the database.

Upload the file to Uploads.  Then URL should show as http://localhost:4342/Uploads/abc.jpeg using liq to sql

Posted 17-Jul-11 22:59pm

M.Nagireddy

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Uday P.Singh 18-Jul-11 5:13am

have you tried any thing?

[no name] 18-Jul-11 6:23am

what you are using exactly r u looking this in sharepoint or on asp.net

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hemantrautela · Answer 1 · 2012-09-16T19:17:00

Solution 2

upload image by using below link

http://hemantrautela.blogspot.in/2012/03/image-resize-in-aspnet-with-cnet.html[^]

and url you can change it for database (images/image.jpg)

Posted 16-Sep-12 19:17pm

hemantrautela

_Maxxx_ · Answer 2 · 2011-07-19T00:25:00

I would suggest that you don't want to store the URL in the database - as the URL may change (as in your example, if this site was published, the URL would no longer be localhost.)

Instead, if you store the files in a folder called 'Uploads' you can safely just store the file name in the database, then if you need to retrieve the file, or provide its URL, you can build the URL using the known folder name and the filename from the database

If the folder may change, then just store the folder name and file name in the database

You can always provide the URL as ~\Uploads\abc.jpeg