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What I can't understand is why you used the:
string fn = System.IO.Path.GetFileName(MyFile.PostedFile.FileName);
and didn't use (fn) value later

which will give you the filename, and used the:
string fileName = MyFile.PostedFile.FileName;
fileName = fileName.Substring(fileName.LastIndexOf("\\") + 1);
which will give you the file name

Hi Mohannad Ghanim

sorry, That was some left over code of testing. we do not need that line of code
Thanks for telling me

Hi Vikram,
when I am converting this code in vb.net,
It gives me error about SaveLocation
is not decelred

what is MyFile where did u declare it ??
what dis line of code doing ?
MyFile.PostedFile.FileName

We will save the uploaded image in the folder (and if required the name of the image will be tagged and stored in the database).

how do we tag an image to the folder.

how do you tag an image from the database to a folder

Couple of points. The point "you would need to code for browser compatibility" is true, but only to the extent that you were intending to add browser-specific client script to a control. Many things that you might do with client script can be written in a browser-agnostic way. (Not everything, of course.) The object model for HTML elements (hence HTML controls) is substantially the same between browsers, at least these days.

A second advantage of HTML controls, in one sense, is that you can turn any HTML element into an HTML control. With ASP.NET server controls, you're stuck with either the controls provided out of the box or with creating your own. Being able to add "runat='server'" to any HTML element essentially gives you server-based programmability over the DOM.

As for HTML controls not having access to the client browser capabilities, that is not completely true. You can read the browser agent string in any server-based code. (That's all that the page does when deciding on browser capabilities.)

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