Image Upload Control for ASP.NET!

posted by Max on 27 May 2008, 23:38

Add Multiple Image Upload Tool to your Site in Just 3 Minutes!

At idle moments, some folks (Alex and Fedor) here at Aurigma have created a cool image upload control for ASP.NET - big thanks to them! I just thought that the ASP.NET control deserves much more attention than it gets :) So I recorded this short video to show how emebedding Image Uploader into your web site can be easy when using Visual Studio.

If you want to play with this control, download Image Uploader package. It includes this control and demo apps demonstrating how to use it.

If you don't like the quality of the YouTube video (below), you can download a HIGH QUALITY VIDEO (35MB) HERE (BOX.NET).

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FREE Image Uploader for ASP.NET web site in 3 minutes!

Json 5/29/2008 3:50:48 AM

Thanks for the sample - but seriously. Files via rapidshare? What a nightmare!!

Max 6/1/2008 10:45:01 PM

Json, thanks for the feedback! I have uploaded the high-quality video to box.net (I also changed the link in my original posting):
http://www.box.net/shared/ynsb477gkc

Here's the old RapidShare link, if anyone cares

rapidshare.com/.../...urigma_Image_Upload.avi.html

Joan 8/20/2008 2:10:01 AM

Where do I find the .cab, .jar, .js files to do this?

Maxim 8/20/2008 5:10:16 AM

Joan, please see the first post in this forum thread:
www.aurigma.com/.../...ploader-ASPNET-Control.aspx
therein, you will find the links to the ASP.NET control files.
.jar and .cab can be downloaded from here:
aurigma.com/Products/ImageUploader/FreeTrial.aspx

Joan 10/22/2008 12:27:55 AM

Done, Ive done it and works perfect on my computer, but when I try to upload it to my site www.fotolago.com.ve/subir it shows me an error 500, can you help me with the procedure to upload it to server

Joan 10/22/2008 12:28:43 AM

Another question is: where does the image I upload are stored?

Andrew Simontsev 10/23/2008 6:10:36 AM

Hello Joan,

Error 500 means some server-side exception in the code which processes the upload. It is supposed that this code is written by you (this is an answer where images are stored - it is completely up to you). Perhaps this part was omitted in Max's movie for brevity...

So I think you should go further and examine this article for more details on how to use the control:

www.aurigma.com/.../...ploader-ASPNET-Control.aspx

As for error 500, may be caused by different reasons - lacking permissions to save files into an appropriate folder, some bug in ASP.NET code which saves files, etc. To troubleshoot the problem try to debug. This article may help:

www.aurigma.com/.../DebuggingServerScripts.htm

This article is written for using pure Image Uploader (without ASP.NET wrapper), but I believe you will get a clue how to debug it anyway.

If you still have problems, I recommend to post a message on Image Uploader forum.

Liliya 11/12/2008 9:34:10 AM

Hi
I have a problem:
this is the error I'm receiving:

"
Following files are not found in '' directory on server: ImageUploader5.cab, ImageUploader5.jar, iuembed.js

You can set up ScriptsDir property to specify the directory containing these files or place the files from Image Uploader SDK package into this directory
"

what did i miss and what should i do to overcome it?
thanks!

Melayu 4/18/2009 10:05:06 PM

Aurigma forum really help me , thanks for sharing. Everybody want the best , YouTube will left behind

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