This tip works with ASP/IIS 4.0 and up. Many companies sell ActiveX objects for uploading files to Active Server Pages. However, you can easily write a bit of VBScript to handle the uploads yourself. The Request object has all the uploaded data:

<%	' This code is needed to "initialize" the 	' retrieved data	Dim q	q = Chr(34)	' All data	Dim aAllDataB, aAllData, x, aHdr	aAllDataB = Request.BinaryRead(Request.TotalBytes)	' It comes in as unicode, so convert it to ascii	For x = 1 To LenB(aAllDataB)		aAllData = aAllData & Chr(AscB(MidB( _			aAllDataB, x, 1)))	Next	' The "header" is a unique string generated by the 	' system to indicate the beginning	' and end of file data	aHdr = Left(aAllData, Instr(aAllData,vbCrLf)+1)%><%	' Here's where your code goes.	' In this example, "file1" and "file2" are the 	' field names specified within the form of the 	' upload submission page.	Response.Write "file1: Filename = " & _		GetFilename("file1") & "
"	Response.Write GetFileData("file1") _& "
"	Response.Write "file2: Filename = " & _		GetFilename("file2") & "
"	Response.Write GetFileData("file2") _& "
"	' Writing out the file data like this only looks 	' OK when the uploaded file is some kind of text 	'
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