Curt_C
Tue Jul 20 08:52:16 CDT 2004
Yup, and in fact on large downloads I still push FTP, its just more stable
and reliable in my opinion.
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"Rob Collyer" <webforumz@webforumz.com> wrote in message
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> "Curt_C [MVP]" <software_AT_darkfalz.com> wrote in
> news:#9aa26lbEHA.1644@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl:
>
> > 1) I never said they were "stupid", dont be so deffensive, geesh.
> > 2) Just because it's posted in an ASP group doesn't guarantee the
> > poster realizes when something is server side vs client side, often
> > they are simply not certain.
> > 3) actually file uploading, even with a component, involves BOTH the
> > client and the server, so in this case it very well could be ASP
> > related. 4) Hey, I'm with you in preferring a pure asp upload, when it
> > fits the needs, and in fact have a nice one on my site. Just that in
> > this case, or any where you need to do multiple files, it's component
> > time.
> >
>
> agreed....
>
> I think entire folder uploads would be a good feature to build into
> browsers.... i guess this will need to meet standards approval (thats if
> said standard bodies are considering this)
>
> It is I guess a flaw that has not yet been addressed, although one could
> argue thats why FTP exists.
>
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