| UploadedFile Class |
Provides a way to access individual files that have been uploaded by a client via a KaxUpload control.
Inheritance Hierarchy
Kettic.AspNet.ControlsUploadedFile
Namespace: Kettic.AspNet.Controls
Assembly: Kettic.AspNet.Controls (in Kettic.AspNet.Controls.dll) Version: 2014.4.1129.0 (2014.04.1129.0)
SyntaxThe UploadedFile type exposes the following members.
Methods| Name | Description | |
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  | FromHttpPostedFile(HttpPostedFile) |
Creates a UploadedFile instance from HttpPostedFile instance.
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| FromHttpPostedFile(String, HttpPostedFile) |
Creates a UploadedFile instance from HttpPostedFile instance.
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| GetExtension |
Returns the extension of the file on the client's computer.
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| GetFieldValue |
Returns the value of a custom field.
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| GetIsFieldChecked |
Returns the checked state of a custom field.
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| GetName |
Returns the name and extension of the file on the client's computer.
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| GetNameWithoutExtension |
Returns the name of the file on the client's computer without the extension.
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 | SaveAs(String) | Saves the contents of an uploaded file. |
| SaveAs(String, Boolean) | Saves the contents of an uploaded file. |
Properties| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | ContentLength | Gets the size in bytes of an uploaded file. |
| ContentType | Gets the MIME content type of a file sent by a client. |
| FileName |
Gets the fully-qualified name of the file on the client's computer (for example
"C:\MyFiles\Test.txt").
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| InputStream |
Gets a Stream object which points to the uploaded file to prepare for reading the contents of the file.
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RemarksThe UploadedFileCollection class provides access to all files uploaded from a client via single KaxUpload instance as a file collection. UploadedFile provides properties and methods to get information on an individual file and to read and save the file. Files are uploaded in MIME multipart/form-data format and are NOT buffered in the server memory if the KaxUploadModule is used.
The KaxUpload control must be used to select and upload files from a client.
You can specify the maximum allowable upload file size in a machine.config or Web.config configuration file in the maxRequestLength attribute of the <httpRuntime> Element element.
ExamplesSee Also