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I am learning how to work with FileUpload control in ASP.NET. I am a little curious whether tis possible to upload a file without having to browse for it, that is, by knowing the path of the file I want to upload.
Pseudo Example:
filepath = "C:\temp\file.txt"
FileUpload1.SaveAs( ..., filepath ,...)
If this is not possible, is there a way to perform this by using other ways like httppostfile, etc…?
For security reasons, browsers typically prevent access to local file system objects that have not been selected by the file upload.
Most file uploads also require a human action to select the file path; that is, they prevent the file path from being specified with JavaScript.