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I am developing a ASP.NET app using .NetFramework 4.0 and VS2010.<br />
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If I use the FileUpload control, is there a way to supply it with the directory path it initially opens and displays (Choose File to Upload)?
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I am developing a ASP.NET app using .NetFramework 4.0 and VS2010.

If I use the FileUpload control, is there a way to supply it with the directory path it initially opens and displays (Choose File to Upload)?

If I use the FileUpload control in ASP.NET using Framework 4.0, is there a way to supply it with the directory path it initially opens and displays (Choose File to Upload)?

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