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| Table of Contents | | Chapter 17. Using Active Server Pages.NET |
From Here… As you can see from the example, with just four ASP.NET files you can create a very functional Web site. If you are interested in working more with a photo-sharing site, consider the following enhancement suggestions: The sample application accepts any type of file. However, in the real world you may want to place restrictions on the file type, file size, or number of images uploaded. Improve the thumbnail code to take into account the proportions and size of the original image. Make the photo pages database-driven, using an identity column for the server filename. This will have pictures in multiple categories, as well as make it easy to store comments and annotations. |
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