Visual Basic 6.0 Examples (Visual Basic 6.0) Upload Files to a Web Server - Simplest Example This is the simplest example for uploading some files to a web server. The BlockingUpload call is synchronous and returns when the upload is finished (or failed). A server-side C# example showing how to receive an upload is located at Chilkat ActiveX Downloads Dim upload As New ChilkatUpload ' Specify the page (ASP, ASP.NET, Perl, Python, Ruby, CGI, etc) ' that will receive and process the HTTP Upload. Hostname = 'www.mywebserver.com' upload. Path = '/receiveUpload.aspx' ' Add one or more files to be uploaded.

AddFileReference 'file1', 'dude.gif' upload. Iron grip warlord crack. AddFileReference 'file2', 'swordfish.xml' upload. AddFileReference 'file3', 'sample.doc' ' Do the upload. The method returns when the upload ' is completed. ' This component also includes asynchronous upload capability, ' which is demonstrated in another example. Dim success As Long success = upload. BlockingUpload() If (success 1) Then Debug.Print upload.

LastErrorText Else Debug.Print 'Files uploaded!' End If © 2000-2016 Chilkat Software, Inc.

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Hi there, I've been looking around to try and find something that I can use to FTP files to my web server, but can't seem to find anything that looks secure (as in not revealing FTP usernames & passwords). Is there a nice clean way to allow ftp uploads of a folder or files to a server using vba? Apr 24, 2006  In my macro I write a txt file, something like 2006-04-23.txt, usually a dozen files at a time. Once they are written I need to upload them to my web Uploading a txt file to web server from Excel VBA macro.

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