Properties

Description

This property retrieves the collection of form elements. See FormElement object description for details. The collection is indexed by FormElements name (see FormElement.Name property).

This property contains info on files uploaded. See FileElement object description for details. The collection is indexed by FileElements name (see FileElement.Name property).

This property determines if an upload will overwrite an existing file on the server.

Default = True

This property defines the default directory for storing files. It also defines the location of the cache files before a final save is executed.

The property contains the name of the input field in the original HTML form.

This property contains the MIME Content Disposition of the data. This should always be "form-data" when using a browser that supports RFC1867 uploads.

The property contains the first part of the MIME type of the file. I.e. for image file the ContentType property is “image”.

The property contains the second part of the MIME type of the file. I.e. for GIF format file the ContentType property is “gif”.

This property is typically blank, but may contain the MIME Content Transfer Encoding.

This property contains the name of the file that was uploaded on the user's hard disk.

This property contains the path of the file that was uploaded on the user's hard disk.

This property displays the actual numbers of bytes of the file written to disk.

The property contains the name of the input field in the original HTML form.

The property contains the value of the input field.

This method allows to block file uploads to specified physical or virtual locations. This also blocks upload to nested folders. Physical paths should be specified starting with the drive letter and with backslashes, and virtual locations — starting with a slash.

The method allows setting the maximum limit of total number of bytes (including both files and form elements) that can be read from the client. After the specified number of bytes has been uploaded from the client, all extra files and form elements are ignored.

By default the denied size is set to 0, which means no limits.

This method reads the request from client, parses it and fills in Files and Form collections. The call to this method must be issued before files and form elements can be accessed.

This method saves an uploaded file to the web server's hard disk. Both aPath and aFileName are optional parameters. If aPath is not specified the file is saved to the directory defined by the previously assigned Path property (see SuperUpload object, property Path). If aFileName not specified the client’s original filename is used.

The method returns True if the file was saved successfully.

This method saves an uploaded file to a database. Valid field types are 205 (BLOB) and 203 (Memo). Returns True if saved successfully

This method saves an uploaded file to the web server's hard disk in a location specified by the virtual directory or filename in a virtual directory. Parameter aVirtualDir is optional. If not specified the file is saved to the same virtual location where the asp and DLL are located. Returns True if saved successfully.