hi all,
i'm using ASP.NET Web Application writie in VB, using a "File Field"component under HTML tab and i do a right click on the component and select "Run As Server Control". This was done because i wanted the user to browse a specific file in their own directory(on their client PC only).

Everything was working fine when i was programming on my local PC(MY working folder in my PC) .......The problem come when i placed the working folder to the SERVER. Mapping to the server(http:12:12:12.12/kelly/index.aspx), when i click on the File1's button to browse a file in my CLIENT PC, the error show "could find file in c:\abc.txt". ( but in my client PC's the abc.txt is my c:\ mar) Why does it prompt me "could not find the path"?...sigh...:(

Problem occurred when i placed my working folder up to the server.
May i know how to solve this problem?

dim Filename as string
Filename=File1.value
Process(Filename)
Pls Help......

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Field"component under HTML tab and i do a right click on the component and
select "Run As Server Control". This was done because i wanted the user to
browse a specific file in their own directory(on their client PC only).
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working folder in my PC) .......The problem come when i placed the working
folder to the SERVER. Mapping to the
server(http:12:12:12.12/kelly/index.aspx), when i click on the File1's
button to browse a file in my CLIENT PC, the error show "could find file in
c:\abc.txt". ( but in my client PC's the abc.txt is my c:\ mar) Why does it
prompt me "could not find the path"?...sigh...:(
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Hello, Kelly.
You've posted this question in:

microsoft.public.dotnet.general and
microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb

as well as here. In the other groups, you've received responses, but there
is no indication that you've received them.
Please see my response in microsoft.public.dotnet.general

--
Peter [MVP Visual Developer]
Jack of all trades, master of none.

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Oops!
Should have said "...no indicated that you've read them."
My bad.