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Unless you have Active-X Control or similar, you may not be able to do it.<br />
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Look at CuteUpload
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Unless you have Active-X Control or similar, you may not be able to do it.

Look at CuteUpload

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Thank you for your comments. <br />
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CuteUpload won't work on Macs, it seems to be IE only. <br />
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Rsync could be an option, do you know if there is an already made asp.net object out there that can be used?
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Thank you for your comments.

CuteUpload won't work on Macs, it seems to be IE only.

Rsync could be an option, do you know if there is an already made asp.net object out there that can be used?

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Thanks for the points. Glad to be of some help
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Thanks for the points. Glad to be of some help

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Originally we were going to write a windows application to upload folders to our server, this was fine and dandy. However, apparently there are some pesky mac users that we need to cater for, so a windows .net solution is no good. <br />
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Switching to asp.net, is there any way of doing this? Perhaps some free or paid object we can use?<br />
It has to support dragging or uploading a directory, which will recursively add all sub folders and files on to our server. (a bit like how drop box does it). <br />
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We need to code around this, so it needs to be an object. Filezilla client is obviously not an option, for example.
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Originally we were going to write a windows application to upload folders to our server, this was fine and dandy. However, apparently there are some pesky mac users that we need to cater for, so a windows .net solution is no good. 

Switching to asp.net, is there any way of doing this? Perhaps some free or paid object we can use?
It has to support dragging or uploading a directory, which will recursively add all sub folders and files on to our server. (a bit like how drop box does it). 

We need to code around this, so it needs to be an object. Filezilla client is obviously not an option, for example.

Recursive Folder Upload via Web

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