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Web Form in a Windows Form


So it has been a while since I’ve worked on my programmers browser. I went ahead and got all of the different types of fields generated for a web form. These would be things like text fields, check boxes, radio buttons, text areas, image buttons, submit buttons and files.

I’m having some problems with the multi-select fields. They don’t want to show up as being selected for a strange reason. Hopefully I can get that worked out later on.

The next part would be reading these values so that I can send them along with the request method. Soon I will be able to download and post my Sprint PCS pictures to my Flickr account without having to touch a computer.



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2 Responses to “Web Form in a Windows Form”

  1. Gladi Says:
    December 30th, 2005 at 1:34 am

    Hi! Lewis

    Thank you for the code snippet regarding FILE UPLOAD posted at 101asp.com. It really proved helpful.
    I have a question regarding the same.
    In the example the form is having only 1 field ( the upload field ) named FILE1. What is the form also has a TEXT field (eg; txtAuthor)?
    How can the value of the txtAuthor be read?

    If REQUEST.FORM(”txtAuthor”) is called to read the value of txtAuthor
    It gives error “REQUEST.FORM cudn’t be performed after Binary Read”
    may e because am uploading the file before reading these values.

    Please reply… :)

  2. hhh Says:
    March 23rd, 2006 at 4:38 am

    do you have a solution for the above?

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