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3/17/2009 10:49 AM
 

I wanna create a procedure that insert information from a form, and in this form, I have to upload an image. I have created the following Insert_procedure, that works only whit all the fields of the form exept the upload button:

 

CREATE PROCEDURE {databaseOwner}[{objectQualifier}ClientModule_Insert]
@ModuleId int,
@UserID int,
@Name nvarchar(50),
@Adress nvarchar(50),
@Tel1 nvarchar(50),
@Tel2 nvarchar(50),
@Email nvarchar(50),
@Fax nvarchar(50),
@Website nvarchar(50),
@Validated int
AS
INSERT INTO {objectQualifier}ClientModule
(ModuleId, UserID, Name, Adress, Tel1, Tel2, Email, Fax, Website, Validated)
VALUES (@ModuleId,@UserID,@Name,@Adress,@Tel1,@Tel2,@Email,@Fax,@Website,@Validated)
RETURN
GO

 

I called:

  • fileName = FileUpload1.FileName: the file to upload the image
  • FileUpload1: the FileUpload control ID
  • Logo nvarchar(50): the table colomn that will contain the name of the image

So what should I do to make it work?

If u need any other information that can make it clear, please don't hesitate to ask it!

txs

 
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3/17/2009 1:24 PM
 

In order to upload and store a file such as a jpg image, you also need:

1. A submit/update button which does a full (not partial AJAX style) postback.
2. Code to process the data stream available through the PostedFile.InputStream property of the FileUpload control and save the uploaded image file to the DNN file system as well as the filepath to your database table.  Processing should also include constraining the image size to whatever specifications you set.

Rather than trying to write your own code for what can be a rather complex task, I would recommend that you look into using the DotNetNuke framework's WebUpload user control or UrlControl user control to handle both of these steps for you. Take a look at nearly any of the core modules in which a file upload is performed to see how these two controls are used.

Alternatively, you might want to take a look at my Image Upload and Editor Control project available in the DNN Forge/CodePlex:

http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Development/Forge/tabid/824/Default.aspx


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