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Hi jack,
Yes, you can save any type of file to the SQL database, not only images. You can then display these files as "download" links in the grid.
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Yes, you can save any type of file to the SQL database, not only images. You can then display these files as "download" links in the grid.
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Erjan Gavalji
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jack
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answered on 14 Oct 2008, 07:33 AM
Thanks for you answer!
But RadUpload only save files to the sever folder, not the database.
But RadUpload only save files to the sever folder, not the database.
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Hi jack,
RadUpload does not automatically save files to the database. You should save them in a button-click event instead.
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Erjan Gavalji
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RadUpload does not automatically save files to the database. You should save them in a button-click event instead.
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Erjan Gavalji
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answered on 15 Oct 2008, 01:14 AM
Can you give me an example?
thanks again!!!
like:http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet/Controls/Examples/Integration/UploadInAjaxifiedRadGrid/DefaultVB.aspx?product=upload
(only for image)
thanks again!!!
like:http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet/Controls/Examples/Integration/UploadInAjaxifiedRadGrid/DefaultVB.aspx?product=upload
(only for image)
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answered on 15 Oct 2008, 06:58 AM
Hey Jack,
the example you are referring saves the files to the local disk, but not the database! It only stores the file paths in the database :)
If that could help acoiding a confusion - you're referring the classic aspnet upload and this forum discusses the aspnet Ajax controls...
Check this for saving file to database instructions:
http://www.kodyaz.com/articles/file-upload-and-save-to-sql-server.aspx
Cheers,
Blaize
the example you are referring saves the files to the local disk, but not the database! It only stores the file paths in the database :)
If that could help acoiding a confusion - you're referring the classic aspnet upload and this forum discusses the aspnet Ajax controls...
Check this for saving file to database instructions:
http://www.kodyaz.com/articles/file-upload-and-save-to-sql-server.aspx
Cheers,
Blaize