I need the same sort of pattern after an upload as well but not as complicated as your situation.

For my upload I want to rename the file to a unique name on the server and then push down that unique name to the client along with the original filename. Then when the user hits save the unique file name and the original file name are saved to my database. This will prevent duplicate filename overwrites which are not desirable.

It appears that the only way to do this is to store the unique filenames in a session and then pull them to the client via ajax so the file list on the page is displayed with the file name and the list value is the unique filename.

It would be nice to be able to alter the filename in the server side UploadFinishing event and have that new name and the original name pushed down to the client as event arguments to the onFileUploaded client event. It would save me a bunch of time.

Miro,

I am very much looking forward to seeing the sample code.  I can think of several places in my application where I would like to implement the upload control, but I really have to be able to have the page respond to the uploads.

Thank you very much for taking the time to do this!

-Rob

Hi Rob,

For now  I will try to prepare one sample that demonstrate this. Also I hope soon we will share such sample in our sample browser.

Thanks,

Miro Hristov

I ended up giving up.  This is a terrific example of a scenario where sample code could help a lot of people.  I am sure I am not the only person who would like to update other elements of a ASPX page after the upload completes.