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This seems really simple. But yet I must ask ... I am using ASP.Net FileUpload control. How to get <b>just the file name</b> of the uploaded file ? Am currently using &nbsp;<br />
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string fileName = FileUpload1.PostedFile.Fil<wbr />eName<br />
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This returns the full path plus the filename &nbsp;from my client machine. (Ex C:\User\Desktop\myfile.txt<wbr />) &nbsp;Any advice on how to get just the file name (myfile.txt) would be most appreciated
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This seems really simple. But yet I must ask ... I am using ASP.Net FileUpload control. How to get just the file name of the uploaded file ? Am currently using  

string fileName = FileUpload1.PostedFile.FileName

This returns the full path plus the filename  from my client machine. (Ex C:\User\Desktop\myfile.txt)  Any advice on how to get just the file name (myfile.txt) would be most appreciated

ASP.NET File Upload Control Question

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