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Can anyone tell me how to upload files to a server from within a JavaSript Code??
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so how can I transfere files from the client to the server??
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so how can I transfere files from the client to the server??


Do you mean from your website? Or, in general?

If you mean from your website, you'll need some kind of server-side scripting language, such as PHP, Perl, JSP, ColdFusion, etc.

If you mean from your desktop to your webserver, just download an FTP client, and use that.
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I mean how to transfere files to the server from my website, so do I need server side scripting?? I use ASP 3.0 do you know how to do this on ASP?
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