ASP.NET MVC 4 - Single and Multiple File Upload

This video demonstrates how to create both a single file upload or multiple file uploads using ASP.NET MVC 4.

[shwetaotari]

This is the best example for multiple files upload. I want to display names of file after the upload button, how this can be done

[godfathermikal]

Perfect! Simple and to the point and thank you for showing the max-request fix. Great tutorial!

[vighneshpp]

Excellent! Simple and straight forward explanation.

[massimoboschet]

Thank you very much!!! Your simple and straight explanation is very useful! 

[nicolassarmiento]

From Colombia, Thanks for the video, this was very useful

[wiklerArmada]

Very good example, short and precise. Good work!

[waheedrafiq]

nice and easy to follow good example, plus fast

[deepakfialok]

Thanks DigiOz Multimedia for creating such a easy to understand tutorials, can i request you to please complete the full functionality (practical use) which includes allowing user to add title and cropping the image and then showing it back .

[roomina]

Best file upload I've found, Thanks a lot

[madelynmelchert]

That was terrific!  Very succinct with very few uhs, ums, or waits.  Just right.  I'd love to see how to take this code and add the ability to store the paths in the database.  I will have multiple users (potentially hundreds) uploading up to 8 images each.  Storing the actual image in the database is not practical.  I want to store just the path of the file for each user.

Again, beautifully done and many thanks!

[daviddonadze]

thank you so much for this Video. really made my life easier.

[taffy]

Nice tutorial best I've seen thanks for sharing

[marekhelak]

Rly helped me with my project. Just awesome, easy method. Now i will know, where I have to start reading MS documetation about this :)

[nguyentien]

thank you so much, this is really helpful

[venukotte]

in the cshtml page you can give the model @using namespacename.picture

[NogginClontith]

This is great. Could you show how to then navigate to a view that displays the uploads though?

Thanks!

[nvillesanti]

Great video and thanks. It worked. Now how do you download that same file that was uploaded?

[WanderingReader]

I tried this, but got a null reference exception. My code is pretty much line for line which makes this issue quite frustrating.

[bradleyr]

GREAT!! best example for file upload Ive seen. I had errors, filename instead of fileName;

but if this image is to be passed into a sql variable, like @Model.Photo1 how is this converted into byte[] and passed into the variable defined in the model and stored? then referenced by the project in a web page?

[thingsofdanature]

Good, excellent tutorial, . thank you for this, thank you, however i have a simple question, when you want to store direct to your database, what changes do i have to make ? thank you once again