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Paste part of picture(of clip board) to ASP page and the upload it to database.

Asked by vsshah in Active Server Pages (ASP)

Hello Everyone,

I have one question for you.

I have been working on ASP 3.0.

I am able to upload .jpg or any file to database(SQL Server 2000) if chosen from browser . And able to display also Uploaded .jpg file back to the page again.

User needs something extra. User says that, we want to open .asp page, and we will open PAINTBrush application and open .JPG file there. We will select particular portion of open picture in PAINTBrush(Clipboard Copy), then (Clipboard) Paste it in WebPage. then, you have to upload that part(of picture) to database, and display back, when required.

Is it possible??

I am able to do following (I used www.stardeveloper.com Faisal Khan ' s code to do this).
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1. Open file Browser.

2. Once File Browser is open, then Select File and Hit OK. I am able to Upload that Picture in to Database.

3. I am able to display that Picture back to the other page also, by reading it from Database.

What I am missing is following.
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1. If I able to copy DRAGged content to ASP Page and
2. Save it to some temporary file name.

If above 2 steps are done, I can continue UPLOAD that file to Database.

Is it possible to do such thing??? can <iframe> play any role ?

www.aspupload.com has 2 Active X controls. ASPUpload(server side) and ASPXUpload(client side).
Can ASPXUpload be useful ????

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