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I need to be able to rename files after they are uploaded with a name that includes the user's ID number. That way a single user's uploads are easily identifiable. This is a necessity on my Web Site. Unfortunately, I cannot find a solution. I am developing in ASP.NET C# in VS2010. The file upload page will not read a 'user ID' cookie that is created when the user logs in, nor will it read a Session variable that is created when a user logs in. I have also noticed that the value of HttpContext.Current.Session.SessionID on the upload page is different than the value that persists on all other pages of my web site. I have reviewed the sample code, but I cannot see that this issue is addressed. Of course, I could ALWAYS be wrong! All I want to do is rename, for example, the default upload file name of say 'FILEUPLOAD95' and rename it (and save it) as something like '200_FILEUPLOAD95'. This should be easy but the file upload page does not seem to communicate with the rest of my solution. Please Help! Thanks. Curt Edited by user Wednesday, May 9, 2012 9:22:01 AM(UTC)
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Hello Curt, Your requirement is possible to implement. I attached very simple web-application with Aurigma Up. Please download and try it. In the code-behind I set session variable. Then I set Aurigma Up url so that the session is sent along with files. This variable is parsed on the server side and used as prefix for file names. If you have any additional questions or problems please let me know :) |
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Thanks Dmitry...I get it now. Very clever. I appreciate your help!!! Curt
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Thank you for your comment, Curt. |
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Hello, We are trying to accomplish the file rename as well. We have attempted to implement the process from your example above, however the value for Request.Cookies["userId"].Value.ToString() is always empty. Any thoughts? Thanks Joe
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Hi Joe, Please try the sample I attached to this post. There was mistake in name of cookie. It should be so: Code:string id = Request.Cookies["id"].Value.ToString();
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