TotalMaxFileSize

The TotalMaxFileSize property contains the maximum allowed size of all files to be uploaded. If this property is null then there is no limit for the total file's size uploaded. By default this property is null. If there is a key in the Registry corresponding to this property, then it keeps the string value of this key.

Syntax
.TotalMaxFileSize

Registry
Key :     HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Advantys\aspSmartUpload
Value :  TotalMaxFileSize

Return Value
Returns a Long value.

Example

<% MyUpLoad.TotalMaxFileSize = 100000 Response.Write("TotalMaxFileSize=" & MyUpLoad.TotalMaxFileSize & "<br>") %>

MaxFileSize

The MaxFileSize property contains the maximum allowed size of one file to be uploaded. If this property is null then there is no limit for the file's size uploaded. By default this property is null. If there is a key in the Registry corresponding to this property, then it keeps the string value of this key.

Syntax
.MaxFileSize

Registry
Key :     HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Advantys\aspSmartUpload
Value :  MaxFileSize

Return Value
Returns a Long value.

Example

<% MyUpLoad.MaxFileSize = 100000 Response.Write("MaxFileSize=" & MyUpLoad.MaxFileSize & "<br>") %>

AllowedFilesList

The AllowedFilesList property contains the list of file's extensions which are allowed to be uploaded. If this list is empty then all files are allowed. If the list is not empty then only the files with a specified extension are allowed. In order to allow the files without extension list must contain two commas ",,". By default this property is empty. If there is a key in the Registry corresponding to this property, then it keeps the string value of this key.

Syntax
.AllowedFilesList

Registry
Key :     HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Advantys\aspSmartUpload
Value :  AllowedFilesList

Return Value
Returns a String value.

Example

<% MyUpLoad.AllowedFilesList = "txt,doc,xls" Response.Write("Files allowed=" & MyUpLoad.AllowedFilesList & "<br>") %>

DeniedFilesList

The DeniedFilesList property contains the list of file's extensions which are denied to be uploaded. If this list is empty then no files are denied. All the files with an extension in the DeniedFileslist are denied even if they are in the AllowedFilesList. In order to deny the files without an extension the list must contain two commas ",,". By default this property is empty. If there is a key in the Registry corresponding to this property, then it keeps the string value of this key.

Syntax
.DeniedFilesList

Registry
Key :     HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Advantys\aspSmartUpload
Value :  DeniedFilesList

Return Value
Returns a String value.

Example

<% MyUpLoad.DeniedFilesList = "bat,exe,com,asp" Response.Write("Files denied=" & MyUpLoad.DeniedFilesList & "<br>") %>

DenyPhysicalPath

The DenyPhysicalPath property prevents to access a path other that a virtual path of the Web Server. By default this property is false. If there is a key in the Registry corresponding to this property, then it keeps the string value of this key.

Syntax
.DenyPhysicalPath

Registry
Key :     HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Advantys\aspSmartUpload
Value :  DenyPhysicalPath

Return Value
Returns a Boolean value.

Example

<% MyUpLoad.DenyPhysicalPath = True Response.Write("Physical Path=" & MyUpLoad.DenyPhysicalPath & "<br>") %>

ContentDisposition

The ContentDisposition property contains the string of the Content Disposition Hearders for the MIME Type.

Syntax
.ContentDiposition

Values
- "attachment;"
- "inline;" for MSIE 5 users
- ""

Example

<% MyUpLoad.ContentDisposition = "inline;" %>

DownloadBlockSize

The DownloadBlockSize value is used to determine how much data will be read from the data source at one time. This property is used in following  methods : FieldToFile, DownloadFile and DownloadField.

Syntax
.DownloadBlockSize

Example

<% MyUpLoad.DownloadBlockSize = 4096 - ou - MyUpLoad.DownloadBlockSize = 32768 %>

TotalBytes

The TotalBytes property contains the Size in bytes of the POST form.

Syntax
.TotalBytes

Return Value
Returns a Long value.

Example

<% Response.Write("Bytes=" & MyUpLoad.TotalBytes & "<br>") %>

BinaryData

The BinaryData property returns the Byte corresponding to the table index containing the transmitted data.

Syntax
.BinaryData(lngIndex)

Return Value
Returns a byte value.

Parameter
lngIndex is an index of the byte's Array.

Example

<% for i=0 to MyUpLoad.TotalBytes - 1   response.write( Chr(MyUpload.BinaryData(i)) ) next i %>

Upload

The Upload method.

Syntax
.Upload

Example

<% Dim MyUpLoad Set MyUpload = Server.CreateObject("AspSmartUpLoad.SmartUpLoad") MyUpload.UpLoad %>

Save

The Save method saves all files in the disk.

Syntax
.Save( [DestinationPath] )

Return value
Returns a Long value which indicates how many files have been saved.

Parameter
DestinationPath is optional. If this parameter is not specified then all files will be saved in the root directory of the web server.

Example

<% Dim MyUpLoad Dim lngNBFile Set MyUpload = Server.CreateObject("AspSmartUpLoad.SmartUpLoad") MyUpload.Upload MyUpload.Save Response.Write(lngNBFile & " files saved.") %>

DownloadFile

The DownloadFile method.

Syntax
.DownloadFile(SourceFile[, ContentType, NewFileName])

Parameter
SourceFile is the source file. The path can be a virtual or a physical path. If there is only a file name, then this one have to be placed in the root directory of the web server.
ContentType.
NewFileName indicates a new name in the "Save As" dialog box.

Example

<% Dim MyUpLoad Set MyUpload = Server.CreateObject("AspSmartUpLoad.SmartUpLoad") MyUpload.DownloadFile "c:\temp\myFile.txt", "application/x-zip-compressed", "NewFileName.txt" %>

DownloadField

The DownloadField method.

Syntax
.DownloadField(SourceField[, ContentType, NewFileName])

Parameter
SourceField is the record of a DataBase.
ContentType.
NewFileName indicates a new name in the "Save As" dialog box.

Example

<% Dim MyUpLoad Set MyUpload = Server.CreateObject("AspSmartUpLoad.SmartUpLoad") MyUpload.DownLoadFied "myRecordSet("FILE")", "application/x-zip-compressed", "NewFileName.txt" %>

FieldToFile

The FieldToFile method writes file from a DataBase to a specified directory. This method creates a new file.

Syntax
.FieldToFile FieldName(DestinationFile)

Parameter
DestinationFile is the file destination.

Example

<% myUpload.FieldToFile "c:\temp\myFile.txt" %>

UploadInFile

The UploadInFile method creates a new file with all data of the POST form.

Syntax
.UploadInFile (DestinationFile)

Parameter
DestinationFile is the file destination.

Example

<% myUpload.FieldToFile "c:\temp\myData.txt" %>

   On Error Resume Next 
 
'  Variables 
'  ********* 
   Dim mySmartUpload 
   Dim intCount 
         
'  Object creation 
'  *************** 
   Set mySmartUpload = Server.CreateObject("aspSmartUpload.SmartUpload") 
 
'  Only allow txt or htm files 
'  *************************** 
   mySmartUpload.AllowedFilesList = "htm,txt" 
 
'  DeniedFilesList can also be used : 
   ' Allow all files except exe, bat and asp 
   ' *************************************** 
   ' mySmartUpload.DeniedFilesList = "exe,bat,asp" 
 
'  Deny physical path 
'  ******************* 
   mySmartUpload.DenyPhysicalPath = True 
 
'  Only allow files smaller than 50000 bytes 
'  ***************************************** 
   mySmartUpload.MaxFileSize = 50000 
 
'  Deny upload if the total fila size is greater than 200000 bytes 
'  *************************************************************** 
   mySmartUpload.TotalMaxFileSize = 200000 
 
'  Upload 
'  ****** 
   mySmartUpload.Upload 
 
'  Save the files with their original names in a virtual path of the web server 
'  **************************************************************************** 
   intCount = mySmartUpload.Save("/aspSmartUpload/Upload") 
   ' sample with a physical path  
   ' intCount = mySmartUpload.Save("c:\temp\") 
 
'  Trap errors 
'  *********** 
   If Err Then 
      Response.Write("Wrong selection : " & Err.description) 
   Else 
   '  Display the number of files uploaded 
   '  ************************************ 
      Response.Write(intCount & " file(s) uploaded.") 
   End If