you are correct, IE does not suuport this optional feature. also you
specify the mime type, not the file extension.
<INPUT id="fileImport" type="file" name="fileImport" runat="server"
accept="text/html">
accept is an html 4.0 hint to the browsers, and specifies mime-types not
extensions.
"Garg Pankaj" <> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> My problem is,
>
> I have to upload the *.med files through an asp.net page. It means when
user
> click on browse button, file dialog bos should show only *.med files.
>
> I have written this line in my aspx page,
>
> <INPUT id="fileImport" type="file" name="fileImport" runat="server">
>
> I have found accept propert of HTMLInputFile control,
> I am trying to set this property in page load of code behind, like this,
>
> FileImport.Accept ="*.Med"
>
> But it does not seems to work, is there any other solution, or I am doing
> something wrong, I was browsing the net, i have found somewhere that
> "Accept" property works only with Netscape, not with IE. is it true.
>
> Please provide any solution.
>
> Thanks,
> Pankaj Garg
>
>
>
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