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Comments by mukesh.mr03 (Top 5 by date)
mukesh.mr03
4-Apr-11 6:11am
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Never use a local system folder to upload. see this is a web application and its running on a web server right? so do like this
1. Create a new folder in your solution explorer and name it photo
2. Use the above line of code like this - string filename = Server.MapPath("~/photo") + FileUpload.PostedFile.FileName;
3. The uploaded file will be saved to the folder - "photo"
mukesh.mr03
4-Apr-11 5:56am
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in this line
string filename = Server.MapPath("~/YourUploadFolder") + FileUpload.PostedFile.FileName;
"YourUploadFolder" is the name of the folder where you want to upload the files. keep your folder name there instead of "YourUploadFolder"
mukesh.mr03
4-Apr-11 5:47am
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can post the code now using or send the code file then i can check what is the actual problem.
mukesh.mr03
4-Apr-11 5:31am
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string filename=Server.MapPath("~/YourUploadFolder")+FileUpload.PostedFile.FileName
mukesh.mr03
4-Apr-11 4:58am
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Ok then there is no need to pass 'myImagePathOnDisk' to insert command. You just upload your file to a server folder, get the file path and pass to the insert command parameter.