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If I'm not mistaken FileUpload.PostedFile.File<wbr />Name shoudl do the trick. 
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If I'm not mistaken FileUpload.PostedFile.FileName shoudl do the trick.

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I don't think it is possible to get the actual path.......ASP.NET is not exposing that path this is because it is a web application and file path at client machine is not relevant at sever which is a different machine.......<br />
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by the way why do you need it...........
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I don't think it is possible to get the actual path.......ASP.NET is not exposing that path this is because it is a web application and file path at client machine is not relevant at sever which is a different machine.......

by the way why do you need it...........

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I am utilizing a file upload control. &nbsp;I know that you can obtain the FileName (c:\directoryA\DirectoryB\<wbr />FileA.doc)<wbr /> utilizing: &nbsp;FileUpload.FileName. &nbsp;The result would return &quot;FileA.doc&quot;.<br />
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But I need to actual path. &nbsp;How do I get &quot;c:\directoryA\DirectoryB\<wbr />&quot;?<br />
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I am utilizing a file upload control.  I know that you can obtain the FileName (c:\directoryA\DirectoryB\FileA.doc) utilizing:  FileUpload.FileName.  The result would return "FileA.doc".

But I need to actual path.  How do I get "c:\directoryA\DirectoryB\"?




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