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Object required: 'jfile'

Last post 12-18-2011, 2:55 PM by jerry2. 16 replies.


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01-24-2010, 9:21 PM 58330

altero
Joined on 12-28-2009
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Object required: 'jfile'

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I keep getting this error when i use form-multiplefiles.asp - WHY?

Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01a8'

Object required: 'jfile'

/multiupload/aspuploader/include_aspuploader.asp, line 438

You can try it your self at http://www.goose.dk/multiupload/form-multiplefiles.asp

All the files is in place at the server and the files are getting uploaded.

01-25-2010, 11:21 AM 58345 in reply to 58330

Adam
Joined on 09-23-2003
Aurora, ON
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Re: Object required: 'jfile'

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Can you create a temp folder, assign guest account write permission to this folder?

Then use it the temp folder of uploader:

uploader.TempDirectory="/somefolder"

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01-25-2010, 12:03 PM 58346 in reply to 58345

altero
Joined on 12-28-2009
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Re: Object required: 'jfile'

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I'm not quite sure what you mean, but I can set up an FTP account so you can test?

The files uploaded are stored on the server, so write rights are ok.

01-25-2010, 12:14 PM 58348 in reply to 58346

Adam
Joined on 09-23-2003
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Yes, please setup FTP account and send it to Adam@CuteSoft.net

01-25-2010, 1:02 PM 58352 in reply to 58348

altero
Joined on 12-28-2009
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Re: Object required: 'jfile'

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You got mail :-)

02-08-2010, 12:45 PM 58589 in reply to 58352

Eric
Joined on 08-05-2009
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Re: Object required: 'jfile'

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Your installation steps is not correct, a fresh installation can fix this issue, make sure you have followed steps at http://cutesoft.net/asp/Deployment.asp

Regards ,

Eric

02-10-2010, 8:53 AM 58635 in reply to 58589

guox
Joined on 02-10-2010
Posts 2

Re: Object required: 'jfile'

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I have the same issue. here is my code:

<%
Dim uploader
Set uploader=new AspUploader
uploader.MaxSizeKB=10240
uploader.Name="myuploader"
uploader.MultipleFilesUpload=False
uploader.SaveDirectory="../ResumeFiles"
uploader.AllowedFileExtensions="*.doc,*.txt,*.rtf"
uploader.Render()
If Request.Form("myuploader") & "" <> "" Then
   Dim mvcfile
   Set mvcfile=uploader.GetUploadedFile(Request.Form("myuploader"))
   Response.Write mvcfile.FileName()
End If
%>

The file was uploaded but I got the following error when I tried to get the name of the file uploaded. If I remove IF ... END IF statement, I do not get the error. I chatted with the CuteSoft Tech Support but no luck. Does anyone know why?

aspuploader/include_aspuploader.asp
Line Number: 438
Brief Description: Object required: 'jfile'

Thanks.

02-10-2010, 5:20 PM 58649 in reply to 58635

Eric
Joined on 08-05-2009
Posts 1,269

Re: Object required: 'jfile'

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Dear guox,

Please use the following code:

Dim uploader
Set uploader=new AspUploader
uploader.MaxSizeKB=10240
uploader.Name="myuploader"
uploader.MultipleFilesUpload=False
uploader.SaveDirectory="ResumeFiles"
uploader.AllowedFileExtensions="*.doc,*.txt,*.rtf"

%>
<%=uploader.GetString() %>
<script type='text/javascript'>
function CuteWebUI_AjaxUploader_OnTaskComplete(task)
{
  var div=document.createElement("DIV");
  var link=document.createElement("A");
  link.setAttribute("href","ResumeFiles/"+task.FileName);
  link.setAttribute("target","_blank");
  link.innerHTML="You have uploaded file: ResumeFiles/"+task.FileName;
  div.appendChild(link);
  document.body.appendChild(div);
}
</script>

Regards,

Eric

02-10-2010, 9:06 PM 58653 in reply to 58649

guox
Joined on 02-10-2010
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Re: Object required: 'jfile'

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Thank you Eric.

Since I put my folder "ResumeFiles" directly under website root folder that was why I used "../ResumeFiles" in my code. But that's okay I moved that folder under the sub-folder where the files are located for this part. I tested your code and did not get any error. The question is that I need to get the uploaded file name in ASP and then our application reads that file and display the content in the text area ('Cute Editor for Classic ASP") . based on your code, I do not think that I can get the file name. Is there a way to get file name in ASP?

02-13-2010, 6:02 AM 58693 in reply to 58653

altero
Joined on 12-28-2009
Posts 8

Re: Object required: 'jfile'

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That is exactly the same problem I have, I want the names of uploaded files into the ASP code for further treatment.

It doesn't seem that we can get a reasonable solution to this problem. They totally ignore all correspondence concerning this for the past 3-4 weeks.

02-15-2010, 2:49 AM 58697 in reply to 58693

Jonybravo
Joined on 02-14-2010
Posts 1

Re: Object required: 'jfile'

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Hi there

I'm having identical problem using ajax-multiplefiles.

The code I'm testing is:

<%
           Dim uploader
           Set uploader=new AspUploader
           uploader.MaxSizeKB=10240
           uploader.Name="myuploader"
           uploader.MultipleFilesUpload=true
           uploader.InsertText="Select multiple files (Max 10M)"
            uploader.SaveDirectory="savefiles"
           uploader.AllowedFileExtensions="*.jpg,*.png,*.gif"
           %>
           <%=uploader.GetString() %>

It does download the file but after that get the following error:

A javascript box saying "http error 500" and a message:

[

Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01a8'

Object required: 'jfile'

/aspuploader/include_aspuploader.asp, line 438

Thank you

02-16-2010, 11:38 AM 58730 in reply to 58693

Adam
Joined on 09-23-2003
Aurora, ON
Posts 18,678

Re: Object required: 'jfile'

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altero:
That is exactly the same problem I have, I want the names of uploaded files into the ASP code for further treatment.

It doesn't seem that we can get a reasonable solution to this problem. They totally ignore all correspondence concerning this for the past 3-4 weeks.

Please check demo2.asp example. This example shows you how to create an uploader handle page.

<%
         Dim uploader
         Set uploader=new AspUploader
         uploader.MultipleFilesUpload=true
         uploader.MaxSizeKB=10240
         uploader.InsertText="Select multiple files (Max 10M)"
         uploader.SaveDirectory="savefiles"
         uploader.AllowedFileExtensions="*.jpg,*.png,*.gif,*.zip"
         uploader.UploadUrl="demo2_upload.asp"
         uploader.Render()
     %>

You can handle asp upload logic in the demo2_upload.asp page.

Hope it helps.

02-16-2010, 11:44 AM 58731 in reply to 58697

Adam
Joined on 09-23-2003
Aurora, ON
Posts 18,678

Re: Object required: 'jfile'

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Jonybravo:

Hi there

I'm having identical problem using ajax-multiplefiles.

The code I'm testing is:

<%
           Dim uploader
           Set uploader=new AspUploader
           uploader.MaxSizeKB=10240
           uploader.Name="myuploader"
           uploader.MultipleFilesUpload=true
           uploader.InsertText="Select multiple files (Max 10M)"
            uploader.SaveDirectory="savefiles"
           uploader.AllowedFileExtensions="*.jpg,*.png,*.gif"
           %>
           <%=uploader.GetString() %>

It does download the file but after that get the following error:

A javascript box saying "http error 500" and a message:

[
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01a8'

Object required: 'jfile'

/aspuploader/include_aspuploader.asp, line 438

Thank you

Jonybravo,

Do you have problems with the ajax-multiplefiles.asp included in the download package?

Or you are running a modified version of ajax-multiplefiles.asp?

Please note that there is a handler page required for the above example.

var handlerurl='ajax-multiplefiles-handler.asp'

Keep me posted

02-16-2010, 3:49 PM 58743 in reply to 58730

altero
Joined on 12-28-2009
Posts 8

Re: Object required: 'jfile'

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Hi Adam

Where do i find the demo2.asp example, i can't find it anywhere?

Kind Regards

02-18-2010, 10:31 AM 58810 in reply to 58743

Adam
Joined on 09-23-2003
Aurora, ON
Posts 18,678

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altero:

Hi Adam

Where do i find the demo2.asp example, i can't find it anywhere?

Kind Regards

Please check the following article:

http://aspuploader.com/document/index.htm#page=Choose-upload-method.htm

Hope it helps.

Keep me posted

02-21-2010, 11:10 PM 58874 in reply to 58330

cutechat
Joined on 07-22-2004
Posts 2,332

Re: Object required: 'jfile'

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Hi all,

Please download the control again.

We have updated it for this issue.

Regards,
Terry

12-18-2011, 2:55 PM 72068 in reply to 58810

jerry2
Joined on 10-18-2010
Posts 32

Re: Object required: 'jfile'

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I get the same error, the multiple files demo has problem with jfile :-( Help please.

I have tried to use your demo ajax-multiplefiles.asp on my server (copied the whole folder of course) and I get the object required jfile error in line 464. The file is uploaded but the page is then trying to redirect and the error is there. So your own demo does not work on my server. What could be wrong?

I have WIndows 2008 R2, IIs7.5, is there any known problem with this server? I need to use this module and I can not :-(

It seems to me that the ajax-multiplefiles-handler.asp doesn't work for some reason, the Set mvcfile=uploader.GetUploadedFile(list(i)) produces error I think.

Yours

Jerry