how to take file upload value in parameters add with value of image

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Pls some one tell that how to take fileupload values in parameters add with value my code for text box is but i dont know for the fileupload control for imgae my code is

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cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@Address", ((TextBox)(e.Item.FindControl("Tb_eaddress"))).Text);
cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@image", ((FileUpload)(e.Item.FindControl("Fup_load1"))).Text);

i am able to text box value but for image fileupload control i am not able pls tell....

Posted 15-Aug-12 22:24pm

chander_rani

Updated 16-Aug-12 2:11am

ZurdoDev

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I.explore.code 16-Aug-12 6:21am

what exactly do you want to store, the name of the image file in the FileUpload box or actual image?

ZurdoDev 16-Aug-12 8:12am

The way I normally do it is save the image to the file system and then just write the image path to the database. It makes linking and other things a lot easier. Are you trying to write the image binary to the database or just the image path?

I.explore.code 16-Aug-12 11:11am

i use it too but i realised that this way is too cumbersome you always have a risk of name mismatch screwing things up so i would suggest storing the image bytes as varbinary in SQL server and then using inbuilt imaging namespace, render it if you want to or write it out to a file to download. But that's just me.

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kk2014 · Answer 1 · 2012-08-16T02:51:00

Solution 1

hi,

you have to use filename property instead of text property.

cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@image", ((FileUpload)(e.Item.FindControl("Fup_load1"))).FileName);

thanks.

Posted 16-Aug-12 2:51am

kk2014