on 05-16-2006 11:24 PM
Hello all,
I have a Web Dynpro Application that uses a FileUpload Control to upload a file from client side to server side.
Problem # 1) In a normal situation the control works fine, but instead of using the examine button to look for a file, if I write some text, for example "XYZ" in the input field asociated with the control the application doesn't respond and the internet explorer window shows an error in the page.
Is there a way of validating the path entered by user?? This problem happens also in the TutWD_FileUpDownload application from SDN.
Problem # 2) In the same application I'm validating that some others input fields are not empty when the user selects a SEND Button.
In case this happens, I show an error using IWDMessageManager to let the user know that those fields are empty.
As soon as I show this message on screen the FileUpload control clears the path that the user entered on its input field (this could make think that the previous file has been deleted) but despite of this, the file is still "bounded" to the FileUpload Control.
I need to know how can i make the control to keep the path in the input field, because the users are going to think that they have to re-upload the file when this is not the case. is this a bug on the control?
Any Help in this two issues??
Thank you very much...
Hi Felipe,
If your query is resolved then please close this thread.
thanks & regards,
Manoj
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Hi Felipe,
These r limitations for FileUpload control.
regards
Sumit
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I have faced the same.
If anybody suggests
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