Asp.net Upload File Hasfile Always False

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hi all here the code then i will explain my question:-

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every time i track the code it says that (fileUpload.HasFile)=false and never sees the code after that, then jumps to the else statment and thats the rest of the code

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Hence when you place FileUpload control in AJAX UpdatePanel and try to upload the file asynchronously using the PostedFile property is always NULL and the HasFile property is always false.

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Check if you'r using a UpdatePanel, if so then in Page.Init do something like this:

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The reason why fileUpload.HasFiles = False is that by the time that code is reached, the file stream has been closed inside of the HandleUploadFileDownload film semi korea lies. Subroutine.

'this using statement closes the original input stream and there removes it'from the FileUpload

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Jose BasilioJose Basilio

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I think it might be that you write you file to the directory and in doing that it clears out the fileupload form. This is happening before you run your if statement. Try moving your if/else above the 'handleuploadedfile()' function. This should ensure that you can check the upload form before the system writes the file and removes it from the upload form.

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