Alright I am trying to upload a text file to my website server. What I have is quite simple but I am running into an error
Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click
My.Computer.Network.UploadFile("C:\Users\Admin\Documents\PCE\CurrentWorld.txt",
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The problem I am having is this error: "The remote server returned an error: (550) File unavailable (e.g., file not found, no access)."
i'm creating a website that allows people to upload images to the website in a folder called images on the Site. But I don't know how to upload a file and I'v searched everywhere Please Note: In this Website were not Using the asp:fileupload, were developing our own interface
I'm designing a site that I'll be uploading content to from my VB.net program. I've also set up the stuff so you can upload content from one of the pages:
I would like to automate uploading of file to my blog from a folder on my desktop. Property for the button that opens the upload dialogue box on the website
I'm trying to Upload a file to my website using Vb2008, and I really do not know how this works. I was thinking it would be something like this:
Public Class Form1 Private WithEvents Downloader As New Net.WebClient Private Sub Downloader_UploadFileFinished(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.ComponentModel.AsyncCompletedEventArgs) Handles Downloader.UploadFileCompleted
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And it seemed to work, so I checked my website, and it did not.
I'm using a FileUpload control in a website which should only be able to upload images. To that end, I'm checking its MIME type before accepting the upload.Does anyone know whether the FileUpload.PostedFile.ContentType property comes from the file itself or the request? The latter is insecure, since the request can be spoofed. If that's the case, does anyone know a good way to validate a file securely?
I wanta make a autoupdater with my website but the thing is that the files i upload always have a random link it not like [URL] its like [URL]. so can i still get the autoupdate i saw some tuts with it i got it to read the txt but i was thnk that can i make it read a txt with the link in it then goes to it
Here is what i want it to do
Start Program>Click Update>ReadtxtVerison(website)>ReadLinkLocation(website)>Goes to link in the link.txt>Downloads>Deletes Old Ver>restarts thats would be awesome if u get it for me and thz
This is wut i got so far
Private Sub Start_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load CheckForUpdates() End Sub
I've been working on a site to allow clients to sftp data files to us (using SharpSSH.dll) My solution works fine on my development machine but as soon as I move it to production server I am unable to upload. I know that the problem is because my code is trying to pick up a file on the server when it obviously doesn't exist there so I need some pointers on the best way to resolve this - i.e. how do I adjust my code to allow for an sftp upload from the client machine? The plan is basically to (and im not entirely sure that I am going about this the correct way) use my web server as a go-between so the client logs on and sftps a file to another server.
I'm trying to upload a file to a server with VB .NET. I can't figure out what to do to read the file to put in the post data.
I have the rest of my code set up, and here is my post data setting:
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As you see, I have & FILE & where my file should be. I can't just put a string there.
I wrote a similar script in python, and you would put something like "open("file", "rb")" rb being the setting readbytes...how to imulatre this in VB .NET.
I have some code that lets me upload a file to an FTP server. This code also produces a dialog box that shows the progress (i dont know how) but i was wondering once the upload is finished can i have it send the url of the uploaded file in [URL] format to a textbox?
Im new to this and Im creating a asp.net website that will allow you to upload a csv file with the following names and data types to a table called product_backlog which is on sql server[code]...
when i upload a file into ftp server then the some file upload .. but some file did not transfer in ftp server..ex:- test1.xml,test2.xml,test3.xml file will send,but 111.xml,sdsd.xml.. will not send the ftp server... what problem in my code.. to plz solve it problem....
Dim arr1() As String arr1 = Split(txtFileName.Text, "\") ss = System.Net.FtpWebRequest.Create("ftp:192.168.1.5/" & arr1.Max)
i have search all over internet but all functions seem not to work for me , i ahve all software already made but all i need now is be able to add extra feature of ability to upload files to server.
I need to build an application where users can upload their file to the server from anywhere in the world.
I know one thing for sure..This application has to be a client side only. I can't build a server app to listen on a port and give permission. In fact, it's an apache server.
I wanted to know how I would be able to upload files to my server from my WinForms .exe application. I tried: My.Computer.Network.UploadFile(myFile, myServer) but I get this error 'The remote server returned an error: (404) Not Found.' Anyone know another way of uploading files to my server from a .exe?
I made a screen recording program that will save the pictures to my Hard drive but I want to know if there is a way to put it on a ftp server I have set up? I've looked at some different codes but don't know how to use them... So first of all I need to figure out how to upload the pictures using VB 2008... and then i can figure out how to intergrate it into my screen recording program. If anyone knows an easy way to do it let me know but this is what I have right now.[code]...
I have the following problem: I have a client who will upload an Excel file online. This Excel file will need to be imported to a database table, which I can do using the openrowset command. Once it has been imported, I can display the data using a GridView.
Now, I have referred [URL], but in both of them, the upload folder (destination) is hardcoded. How can I change this to reflect the file's destination to be on the server? And, once this is done, how can I then use openrowset to extract the contents of the Excel fie?
Additionally, how can I emulate the entire process on my machine before it is deployed?
Right now I am using the simple my.computer.network.uploadfile(fileToUpload,mNetLocation, user,pass) to upload my files to the ftp server but nothing I see will create a folder on the ftp server, how can I do this?
I created some directories myself because I can predict what the directory names were going to be, but the other directories need to be created on the fly & are basically random, how can I go about creating the folder I need so I can use the method I already do to upload the files into that folder?I figured maybe it'd work, maybe the FTP server would resolve & add the directory itself when I tried to upload, but instead it failed saying it doesn't exist & forces me to create the directories manually.
I have the following problem: I have a client who will upload an Excel file online. This Excel file will need to be imported to a database table, which I can do using the openrowset command. Once it has been imported, I can display the data using a GridView.
I'm programming a file transfer between my computer and a FTP server.I can download the file from my server but I can't load a File from my computer to the server.I use following code for it:
Private Sub Upload(ByVal oFile As FileInfo) Dim ftpSite As String = "ftp://gt-solar.de/home/www/" Dim currentDirectory As String = "Ertragsdaten/Testphase/"[code]......
I am only allowed to use HTTP in my school (ie, no FTP is allowed). and i have to upload some file from a specific folder on my PC to a web page at 1 hour intervals automatically (ie, every hour a file is dropped into that folder, and i have to get a windows service or desktop application that would automatically detect the new file, and the file finally show on my website page, hosted on the school server.) Remember, the files reside in a folder called DAT on my personal computer in my office.
