RE: Cannot submit enctype: "multipart/form-data"

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From: A_at_T ((A_at_T))
Date: 11/11/04 

Date: Thu, 11 Nov 2004 05:25:01 -0800

"Darryl Barney" wrote:
> Okay, well i ran the fileUploader and it said"
>
> Thank you for your upload
> File(s) not uploaded.
>
> As far as the Microsoft article, Most of that does not apply, and the part
> that does, I would prefer not to touch. I do not know much about asp or
> asp.net and xml.
> Therefore, i wish not to be configuring something that I will not be using...
>
> Because i dont use asp.net, im having troubles understanding how this could
> be interfering with other items.
>
> This problem exists with "straight" html as well:
> http://www.flmanage.com/test.html
>
> If you just hit send (its just a few lines of html that sends to itself in
> html) it gives
> an error "the page cannot be displayed". I dont think my code was bad...It
> should work... (should technically just refresh the page... id think)

You can't submit a form (with the post method) to a plain html page -
there's no code to process the form. You will get a 405 error.

There's nothing inherent with IIS that will prevent multipart/form-data from
working.

I would suggest following up in a PHP forum.

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