Stuck on a problem and can't figure it out. Created a form in ASP that requires the user to enter some information. When they hit submit, it send the information as an email to a generic mailbox.

That all works.

Next issue though, is the user might need to attach a file. I can have the user select the file, but when they hit submit, I can't get the file to be attached to the email.

Thanks!

test.zip
Description:		Download
Filename:	test.zip
Filesize:	4.01 KB
Downloaded:	512 Time(s)

I know very little about ASP, but I've done this in PHP. When I looked it up, I saw that you need to do more with the file upload:

Code:

FileInfo fi = new FileInfo( file1.PostedFile.FileName );              Attachment a = new Attachment( file1.PostedFile.InputStream, fi.Name ); a.ContentType = file1.PostedFile.ContentType; msg.AddAttachment( a );

Hope this helps!
_________________

A letter to a soldier

Hopefully I can figure that out

Can't wait for them to finally get around to sending me to actually learn ASP/.NET! Expect me to do some coding in it but I am no where near knowledable enough to do it! LOL

Thanks

If you have to make a choice between VB.Net and C# - You should definitely go with C#! It's a much newer and more extensible language. It's also more widely adopted for other programming (not just web development).

Have fun!
_________________

A letter to a soldier

Yea, I'd like to go C# but as they only want people to do HTML for the Intranet, I'm already pushing it with my site being based on a ASP.NET portal LOL

Thankfully I knew people in the other branches that was able to go with .NET so I went around the Mortgage system to get to .NET LOL My IT group really hates me...

I dunno... .NET I'm working on a project with a TON of .NET. That is the heart of the system we are building for the state out here.

OO I and I'm not a developer, I'm a Systems/Network Engineer.

My main beef with ASP.Net is that most (if not all) code samples have the application code embedded greatly in the display logic. There are ways to do it otherwise, however it's more of a chore than should be necessary.
_________________

A letter to a soldier