ProgerXP
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6 years ago FileDrop doesn't use any PHP-specific features. FileDrop doesn't place the file anywhere, it passes it to your web script directly in POST data. Your script should be able to read raw POST, check .Net documentation. After reading the data you can save it anywhere you want the file to be.
FileDrop can work with any backend - Node.js, etc. that is able to read raw POST data of the request.
I have a .Net Web Forms project (non MVC) and cannot use php on the server in it;s current configuration. Has anyone built a simple Web Forms page or user control which utilises what filedrop does? I've looked on the web for various ASP based file drop tools but FileDrop looks to be the most reliable. I'm not in control of the web server and not a php developer either hence the desire to move away from php for the solution.