Hello,
I think I already know the answer to this but wanted to post just in case. I have implemented an ActiveX which scans documents and uploads them to my website. The problem is, the upload is really hammering the system. I was wondering if RadUpload - or another Telerik control - could possibly help out. I am converting the image to a base64 and uploading. But was wondering if I could somehow take the file created and use RadUpload to get the file directly to the server? I would want to do this without user intervention, which I am guessing is not possible since RadUpload seems to be for that purpose only. But I wanted to check anyways. Or if there is another Telerik control that might help with the scenario I'm appreciate the input.
Thanks!
Richard
I think I already know the answer to this but wanted to post just in case. I have implemented an ActiveX which scans documents and uploads them to my website. The problem is, the upload is really hammering the system. I was wondering if RadUpload - or another Telerik control - could possibly help out. I am converting the image to a base64 and uploading. But was wondering if I could somehow take the file created and use RadUpload to get the file directly to the server? I would want to do this without user intervention, which I am guessing is not possible since RadUpload seems to be for that purpose only. But I wanted to check anyways. Or if there is another Telerik control that might help with the scenario I'm appreciate the input.
Thanks!
Richard
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Hello Richard,
From what you have described as a scenario the usage of our upload controls is indeed not suitable. Their purpose is allow the users to upload files from their machine.
Greetings,
Dimitar Terziev
the Telerik team
From what you have described as a scenario the usage of our upload controls is indeed not suitable. Their purpose is allow the users to upload files from their machine.
Greetings,
Dimitar Terziev
the Telerik team
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