OpenFileDialog in SilverLight

[Jaganmohini]

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Hello,
I am writing prog C # with Silverlight, a dialog box to download the file, other than 'that I need to get the file name and path to file as a string, the file name but the way I do not know it is not working. Do you have any sample code for this? Any help will be great. Thank you.

[NetworkeR]

Hello,
Try the following code

 OpenFileDialog opfld = new OpenFileDialog();            
            opfld.Multiselect = false;
            opfld.Filter = "All Files |*.*";
 
            if (opfld.ShowDialog() == True)
            (
                System.IO.FileInfo fl = opfld .File;
                   
                    string fileName = fl.Name;
                    / / Call to the Next Swearing, such as forbidden               
                     d=fl.Directory                          
                    
            )

[Logan 2]

I have changed the above code and this is in more advanced form.

OpenFileDialog opfld = new OpenFileDialog();            
            opfld.Multiselect = false;
            opfld.Filter = "All Files |*.*";
 
            if (opfld.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
            (
                / / fl path
                string path = opfld.FileName;    
            )

[Jaganmohini]

 / / File path
string path = OFD.FileName;

I had tried, but alas not want it so, in Silverlight at OpenFileDialog no property FileName, there is only ofd.File.Name but it gives me only a name, but I need a way. Thank you

[Anthony12]

Here's an example correctly, the OpenFileDialog in Silverlight (build System.Windows.Controls, namespace System.Windows.Controls)

OpenFileDialog Dialog = new OpenFileDialog();

But it is theoretically possible to obtain the directory path, because it marked attribute. Critical security, ie the code to compile, BUT will Not work (in Silverlight is Not Allowed), BUT it will work for WPF-Applications

DirectoryInfo dirInfo = Dialog.File.Directory;
string nameInfo = Dialog.File.DirectoryName;

[Anja]

via JavaScript and I got this way, but this does not help to solve the main problem - I need to copy the file to the server ... CAN this be done Via JScript? Silverlight markups below do Not allow to do with the files ....

[NetworkeR]

Silverlight application runs in the sandbox .. Just got the name and path you do not do it. In-class dialog to open a file must be property in which remains something like FileStream (file stream). Reads its contents and sends it to server. Or, once more through ActiveX and JavaScript

[Shakaal]

The same applies to the conservation .. You open a dialogue - it is an addition, dialogue, save more and asking the user to bypass the security system for a specific individual file. Therefore, the class file dialogue in SL modified so that you do not get the file path, but you get access to it through a copy of the file dialog. They took from it a file stream and write-read. The user you solved it, by clicking on OK in the dialog.