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Sergey Kornilov admin 6/15/2016 |
Show us a screenshot of 'Edit as' settings of your upload field. |
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Sergey Kornilov admin 6/15/2016 |
Everything looks good to me. It should be adding a random string to each uploaded file name so files won't be overwritten. |
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wayne author 6/21/2016 |
Everything looks good to me. It should be adding a random string to each uploaded file name so files won't be overwritten.
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Pete K 6/22/2016 |
This is interesting, Wayne. I am having a similar but slightly different issue with the exact same situation you describe. In my case, however, my app refuses to upload duplicate file names. If the same file has already been uploaded, clicking on the upload button for another file with the same name results in nothing happening. And if I attempt to upload them both at the same time, I get an error message ("Uploading failed"). |
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wayne author 6/22/2016 |
This is interesting, Wayne. I am having a similar but slightly different issue with the exact same situation you describe. In my case, however, my app refuses to upload duplicate file names. If the same file has already been uploaded, clicking on the upload button for another file with the same name results in nothing happening. And if I attempt to upload them both at the same time, I get an error message ("Uploading failed"). [media]https://asprunner.com/forums/file.php?topicimage=1&fieldname=reply&id=79645&image=1&table=forumreplies[/media] My version is ASPRunner.NET Enterprise 8.1 (Build 25449 x64).
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Sergey Kornilov admin 6/22/2016 |
There must be some misunderstanding here. ASPRunnerPro or any other products do not have functionality to add postfixes like (1) or (2). What it typically does is renames the file to something like this: upload_shw4xjxs.txt. You can upload as many such files as you want with the same name. They will be renamed according to upload_13704bxw.txt, upload_y0oyvatt.txt etc. [{"name":"files/event_non6v0jn.txt","usrName":"event.txt","size":2490,"type":"text/plain","searchStr":"event.txt,!tmp.txt,!:sStrEnd"},{"name":"files/tmp_j753em5a.txt","usrName":"tmp.txt","size":8146,"type":"text/plain"}]
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Pete K 6/23/2016 |
There must be some misunderstanding here. ASPRunnerPro or any other products do not have functionality to add postfixes like (1) or (2). What it typically does is renames the file to something like this: upload_shw4xjxs.txt. You can upload as many such files as you want with the same name. They will be renamed according to upload_13704bxw.txt, upload_y0oyvatt.txt etc. You cannot though add two files with the same name to the same record. Within record all files must have unique names. ASPRunner.NET and ASPRunnerPro and PHPRunner (unless you use 'Basic' upload control) store uploaded files info in JSON format like this: [{"name":"files/event_non6v0jn.txt","usrName":"event.txt","size":2490,"type":"text/plain","searchStr":"event.txt,!tmp.txt,!:sStrEnd"},{"name":"files/tmp_j753em5a.txt","usrName":"tmp.txt","size":8146,"type":"text/plain"}]
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wayne author 7/29/2016 |
There must be some misunderstanding here. ASPRunnerPro or any other products do not have functionality to add postfixes like (1) or (2). What it typically does is renames the file to something like this: upload_shw4xjxs.txt. You can upload as many such files as you want with the same name. They will be renamed according to upload_13704bxw.txt, upload_y0oyvatt.txt etc. You cannot though add two files with the same name to the same record. Within record all files must have unique names. ASPRunner.NET and ASPRunnerPro and PHPRunner (unless you use 'Basic' upload control) store uploaded files info in JSON format like this: [{"name":"files/event_non6v0jn.txt","usrName":"event.txt","size":2490,"type":"text/plain","searchStr":"event.txt,!tmp.txt,!:sStrEnd"},{"name":"files/tmp_j753em5a.txt","usrName":"tmp.txt","size":8146,"type":"text/plain"}]
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Sergey Kornilov admin 7/29/2016 |
If anyone is having any sort of issue they should contact support. This should not be happening. |