ASP Upload
ASP Upload Template: File & Image Uploads for ASP
Would you like to add file and image uploads to your ASP-based website? This template includes everything you need, including a short instructional video explaining how to set everything up. Please be sure to watch the first two videos below. They will explain exactly what's included in the template package. Also, be sure to read the pre-requisites as well.
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Pre-Requisites
- You should have completed my Access SQL Server Online Seminar
- You should have a website hosted by WinHost with SQL Server
- You need ASPUpload by Persits Software, which is included with WinHost hosting
- You should have a Website built with ASP, which is covered in my Access SQL Seminar (above)
- I recommend the EditPlus Web Editor, but you can use any web editor you like
- I strongly recommend Microsoft SSMS (SQL Server Management Studio) to manage SQL Server
- I strongly recommend you want my FREE ASP 101 course before installing this template
This is Not a Seminar
- This is a Template, not a Seminar. It is not for instructional purposes.
- I am going to show you how the ASP pages work so you can customize them for your needs
- I'm not going to teach you how they were built or explain everything about them
What's Included
- See how the web pages work
- Look at the table on the server
- Walkthru of each ASP file
- Explain points of customization
- See customer list, detail pages
- Upload an image
- See how the database updates
Template Package
Once you have purchased the full template, come back to this page and click on the Download button below. This will give you access to the ZIP file containing the Template files. Be sure to watch all of the videos (above). If you have questions, you may post them below.
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Possible Future Upgrade Options
If you are interested in any of these, please post a comment below.
- Add / edit / delete customer records
- Delete images (JavaScript are you sure?)
- Multiple images per customer
- Online product database
- Add security (user logons)
- 4 GB uploads
- Upload progress bar
- Upload directly to SQL Server database BLOB
License
For internal use only. This template does NOT come with a royalty-free license. You may only customize the template for your business needs and for use within your organization at one location ONLY. You may not resell or distribute any form of this template to others without express written permission. Contact me for additional information on obtaining a license to distribute if you plan on including this template in a product you are reselling. Additional licenses are required if you plan on using this template with more than ten (10) employees or in multiple locations within your organization.
Not a Finished Product
Please keep in mind that most of my template databases are not designed to be finished products that are ready to go in a working environment. My templates are meant as starting points for you to customize for yourself so you don't have to reinvent the wheel. This requires that you have a basic understanding of Microsoft Access development. To work on most of my databases you should have completed my Access Beginner series and the first couple levels of my Expert series at a minimum. Most of my databases require knowledge of SQL and VBA as well. Keep in mind that most of my templates are not like off-the-shelf software. They're starting points for developers to be able to modify and use as their own. It really is going to be in your benefit to watch all of the prerequisite videos so you understand the database and how it works moving forward. This is not like QuickBooks where you just install it and use it. My templates are mostly designed for people who already have an understanding of how Microsoft Access works.
Customize For Your Needs
If you would like to discuss customizing this template for your needs, and integrating it into your current setup, please see my consulting page for details. While I no longer accept custom jobs that are specific to a single user, I may include your features in a future version of this template if they have mass appeal. If you are looking for custom enhancements made to this template just for you, visit my Developer Network.
Technical Support
Please note that technical support is NOT guaranteed for any of my courses, seminars, or templates. If you require help with modifying this template, you may post a question in the Forums, however an answer to your question is not guaranteed. If this template comes with an accompanying Seminar, then you should purchase that Seminar to see how the database was constructed. If not, then you should have taken the suggested courses. Most of my templates are designed on a Developer level and you should have a thorough understanding of SQL and VBA before attempting to modify them. If you have a problem with one of my databases, I will only support the unmodified database exactly as it's downloaded from my site. If you have modified it in any way, it may not be something I can help you with. You can post in the Forums, and I may be able to help you, but if the issue doesn't exist in my unmodified database, it's not something I can support.
Questions?
Got sales or customer service questions about this template? Feel free to contact me. If you have technical "how do I" questions about this template, you discover a bug, or want to suggest a new feature, then please post your comments below.
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Transcript Introducing the ASP Upload template brought to you by ASPLearningZone.com. I am your instructor, Richard Rost.
This is a follow-up to my Access SQL Server Online Seminar, where I show you how to connect your Access Database to SQL Server Online and then build an ASP-based website so you can see your Access Data Online.
A lot of my students who took that seminar said they want to see image uploads in their website. That's why I put this together.
We've got a simple online customer list. We can click on any one of these customers and see their details. I scaled it way back for the class, but you can have as much information here as you want, and you can take the time to make it look pretty if you want to.
The point of this template is to show you how to upload images. First, upload an image for me. I'll click on the upload image link, choose a file, and pick a good one for me right there. I'll hit open and then upload. And there you go. It's that simple.
If you'd like to learn more about this template or my Access SQL Server Online Seminar, visit my website, ASPLearningZone.com. Here's a direct link to the template. I'll put a link you can click on in the description down below the video.
If you have any questions, please feel free to post your comments below. Thanks for watching. We'll see you next time.Intro In this video, I will show you how to use the ASP Upload template to add image upload functionality to a simple online customer list connected to your Microsoft Access database and SQL Server Online. You'll see how to select a customer, upload an image, and have it displayed on their profile using a straightforward web interface.Quiz Q1. What is the main purpose of the ASP Upload template discussed in the video?
A. To teach how to upload images to an ASP-based website
B. To design a new type of database
C. To create advanced CSS styling
D. To link multiple websites together
Q2. Which previous seminar does this video follow up on?
A. Access Reports Seminar
B. Access SQL Server Online Seminar
C. Introduction to HTML Seminar
D. VBA Programming Seminar
Q3. What feature did students specifically request for their website after the online seminar?
A. Multi-language support
B. Image upload functionality
C. Calendar integration
D. Graphs and chart display
Q4. What does the download template allow users to do with customer details?
A. Only edit text information
B. Upload profile images for customers
C. Send email notifications
D. Create new database tables
Q5. Where can viewers find more resources or the template mentioned in the video?
A. At ASPLearningZone.com
B. In the local library
C. On Microsoft's main page
D. None of the above
Q6. What is demonstrated as part of the image upload process in the video?
A. Typing image file names manually
B. Choosing and uploading an image file through a user interface
C. Using command line tools only
D. Running a batch script
Answers: 1-A; 2-B; 3-B; 4-B; 5-A; 6-B
DISCLAIMER: Quiz questions are AI generated. If you find any that are wrong, don't make sense, or aren't related to the video topic at hand, then please post a comment and let me know. Thanks.Summary Today's video from ASP Learning Zone introduces the ASP Upload template, a resource designed to help you add image upload functionality to your Access and SQL Server-based web applications. My name is Richard Rost, and I put this together in response to requests from students who have taken my Access SQL Server Online Seminar.
In that seminar, I demonstrated how to connect your Access database to SQL Server Online and build a website using ASP so you can access your Access data via the web. After the seminar, many students expressed an interest in learning how to incorporate image uploads into their websites, which led to the development of this template.
The template features a basic online customer list. You can select any customer to view their details. For the purposes of this class, I simplified the layout, but you are free to include as much information as you like and customize the appearance to your needs.
The primary goal of this template is to show how to add the ability to upload images. To demonstrate, I walk through the process of uploading an image: selecting the upload image option, choosing a file, and completing the upload. The process is straightforward and easy to follow.
If you would like more information about this template or the Access SQL Server Online Seminar, visit my website at ASPLearningZone.com. A direct link to the template is provided, and you will find additional information in the description section below the video.
If you have any questions, you are welcome to leave a comment. Thank you for reading, and I hope to see you for the next lesson.
You can find a complete video tutorial with step-by-step instructions on everything discussed here on my website at the link below. Live long and prosper, my friends.Topic List Introducing the ASP Upload template for image uploads to an ASP-based website connected to an Access database with SQL Server Online integration.Primary Topics ASP upload template, image upload, Access SQL Server integration, web application development, linking images to database records Secondary Topics user interface design, customization, none |
