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  • Alessandro
    #1

    Upload File and custom error

    Hi,
    i want to display a custm page if i upload a file with size >
    MaxRequestLengt h. I try httpmodule, etc etc but i'm not able to redirect to
    a default page.


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      RE: Upload File and custom error

      You may want to look at the following:

      http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/UpldFileToDiskProgressBar.aspx


      This should provide you with a means to inspect the size and take specific
      action. I've used it in the past and it worked fairly well.

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          RE: Upload File and custom error

          to enforce the max file size, asp.net kills the connection to stop the upload
          (there is no stop command in http). there is no way to send a response back,
          because the request was not completed.

          with javascript you can start a seperate request in an iframe or ajax call,
          that polls to see if the upload was killed, and display a message.

          -- bruce (sqlwork.com)


          "Alessandro " wrote:
          Hi,
          i want to display a custm page if i upload a file with size >
          MaxRequestLengt h. I try httpmodule, etc etc but i'm not able to redirect to
          a default page.
          >
          >
          >

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            • Alessandro
              #4
              Re: Upload File and custom error

              With an HTTPmodule i'm able to see if uploading file size is if
              MaxRequestFile size, but if i try to send user to another page, with
              server.transfer or response.redire ct i'm able to send user to that page
              (page load of FileTooLarge.as px is loaded).. but i still see on the browser
              a DNS page error..


              "bruce barker" <brucebarker@di scussions.micro soft.comha scritto nel
              messaggio news:9011554F-3D3D-46F7-B00F-D67B1555AEDA@mi crosoft.com...
              to enforce the max file size, asp.net kills the connection to stop the
              upload
              (there is no stop command in http). there is no way to send a response
              back,
              because the request was not completed.
              >
              with javascript you can start a seperate request in an iframe or ajax
              call,
              that polls to see if the upload was killed, and display a message.
              >
              -- bruce (sqlwork.com)
              >
              >
              "Alessandro " wrote:
              >
              >Hi,
              > i want to display a custm page if i upload a file with size >
              >MaxRequestLeng th. I try httpmodule, etc etc but i'm not able to redirect
              >to
              >a default page.
              >>
              >>
              >>

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