Ektron® eWebEditPro Developer's Reference Guide

Managing Images
The FILE input item contains the name and location of the local file to upload. The
EktronFileIO DLL reads this information from the form submittal and uploads from
the source location. For this sample, we hard code the destination location.
This is the full page for asking the user what file to upload. Next, we create the
ASP page that is called when a post event activates the upload mechanism.
Step 3: Creating an ASP Page to Activate the Posted Upload
The ASP page created above calls for a second page to be loaded when the form
we defined is posted. The second page contains ASP code that interacts with the
EktronFileIO DLL object and displays any feedback we need.
To create the second page, begin by creating a basic ASP page. Save this page
as performupload.asp in the same directory as the page created above. (This is
the same name that we placed in the action attribute of the form element above.)
Page That Activates Upload
Uploaded File
At this point, test the page to ensure that it loads when a post occurs. (If this
mechanism does not work, it does not matter how much ASP you place into your
pages.) To test it, load the first page in a browser. When you press the "Upload"
button, the second page with a gray background and the "Uploaded File" header
line should load.
Now, we’ll add the ASP that activates the upload with the EktronFileIO DLL.
Page That Activates Upload
Uploaded File