Gets or sets a URL to the page files are posted to.
public function getActionUrl() { } public function setActionUrl($value) { }
Type: string
The URL to the page files are posted to. When specifying this value, take into account the following cases:
URLs can contain semicolon or quotation mark characters (like this one: http://upload.server.com/uploadFile;jsessionid=123?param='value'
). If so, to avoid
parameter parsing errors enclose such URLs in single (' '
) or double (" "
) quotes. Additionally, quotation marks (both single '
and double "
)
inside URLs should be escaped with a backslash:
"http://upload.server.com/uploadFile;jsessionid=123?param=\'value\'"
If you want to submit files to the same page where ActiveX/Java Uploader is hosted, specify the dot character (.
) as a value of this property.
URLs can be both absolute (e.g. http://domain.com/upload/upload.aspx
) and relative to the current page (e.g. /upload/upload.aspx
).
For example, if ActiveX/Java Uploader is inserted to the http://domain.com/ImageUploader/default.aspx
page, the relative URLs specified via this
property will correspond to the following locations.
Specified URL | Expected Location |
---|---|
"/upload/upload.aspx" | http://domain.com/upload/upload.aspx |
"./upload/upload.aspx" | http://domain.com/ImageUploader/upload/upload.aspx |
"upload/upload.aspx" | http://domain.com/ImageUploader/upload/upload.aspx |
"upload.aspx" | http://domain.com/ImageUploader/upload.aspx |
Default value is ".".
That page should contain the server code which parses the upload request, saves files to necessary folders on server and performs any other additional actions.
Usually this URL must have a specific extension (depending on the web server settings). For ASP platform it should be .asp
, for ASP.NET the
extension is .aspx
, for PHP it is .php
, for Perl it can be .pl
or
.cgi
, etc. In other words, the file containing this script should have the extension registered in the settings of your web server as a server page. Otherwise upload will fail.