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Hi people.
I have a ASP.NET Fileupload control in my page but some times it saves a file with 0 byte space!!! how can i handle this position and generally how can i make sure the file isuploaded succesfully???
Yes u should check the content before saving or check before loading the size of filee.g if it is more than 5 byte then it uploads
u will find whether this is problem or not
Thanks for your reply, but i don't select a file of 0 size. I tried many files.
Anyway thank you again for your help.
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quote:Originally posted by sh.rajkumar
The problem may be that you are selecting a file of 0 size.
you can visit for file upload control at following url
How can i check the content, may you bring a sample?
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quote:Originally posted by MunishBhatia
Yes u should check the content before saving or check before loading the size of filee.g if it is more than 5 byte then it uploads
u will find whether this is problem or not