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How to allow multiple file uploads to the internal intranet of Windows authentication?

I have several solutions, but none of them work perfectly.

Platform

  • ASP.NET/VB.NET/.NET 2.0
  • IIS 6
  • IE6 (primarily), with some IE7; Firefox is not needed but useful

Allowed third-party options

  • Flash
  • ActiveX (I would like to avoid)
  • Java (I would like to avoid)

Current attempts

Gmail style: you can use javascript to add new upload elements (input type = 'file'), and then upload them all at once with the click of a button. This works, but requires a lot of clicks. (I could use an invisible ActiveX control to detect things like File Size, which would be useful.)

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Dim uploads As HttpFileCollection = HttpContext.Current.Request.Files
If uploads.Count > 0 Then
    UploadFiles(uploads)
Else
    result = "error"
    err = "File Not Uploaded"
End If

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In Internet Explorer, FileReference.upload (flash download) will also send cookies.

This behavior only breaks when working in other browsers.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1696735/

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