ASP.NET Core Image File Upload using View Component in MVC EF Core

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ASP.Net Core View components are similar
to partial views, but they are more powerful
than the partial views.
Normally Partial views contains a template of
Html code with Model Binding and will have a extension of .cshtml
View component means, Views Plus Logic.
and View Components, will have multiple files
packaged inside its directory.
And view components can be shared among
Many projects.

[@sabinaghidossi6690]

Great video!! I was working on my inventory management project and couldn't put the pictures but thanks to your video I did it!! Thank you!!!! 🤩

[@unforgetfulmemories3535]

Excellent Video. Really View components solves the impossible tasks easily. Thank You.

[@CodeSbyAniz]

Glad you liked it!

[@mildmayheadless5217]

Many thanks for this tutorial. It explained very well what a lot of image upload on Razor tutorials (and Chat GPT!!) were unable to explain.

[@CodeSbyAniz]

You're very welcome!

[@purnarana9081]

Very Good, I have never used View Components. I will use it from now. Thank You.

[@CodeSbyAniz]

Glad it was helpful!

[@cyrusjaymesyabut1486]

Hi, is it possible for multiple file uploads in a single upload input and save each of file in the db?

[@mcrayfernandes]

Great video Anees !!! By any chance do you have a video for multiple images upload through input file control in master detail CRUD (Save multiple images and retrieve them from database)

[@keaan5284]

Very Informative. Liked it a lot. Thank You So Much , you help me

[@CodeSbyAniz]

Glad to hear that

[@rahulm8216]

Vey Nice Explanation.Please Upload More Videos

[@CodeSbyAniz]

Thank you, Definitely.

[@franklint8301]

Good Explaination. Thanks a Lot.

[@CodeSbyAniz]

Most welcome!

[@sabinaanibassabinaanibas]

Great tutorial, but how can I edit image? [NotMapped] attribute is retrieving null.

[@CodeSbyAniz]

Thanks for watching. edit is already shown in the video. please watch again.

[@vishalmakam7291]

how to update image while edit the record, it is saving blank while updating the record

[@CodeSbyAniz]

please check again. it is working for me.

[@vishalmakam7291]

@@CodeSbyAniz i checked several times sir

[@mkmedia8304]

tnx bro its really helful

[@CodeSbyAniz]

Always welcome

[@HifniNazeer]

Is the Code available? If so can it be shared here?

[@codingislife6387]

Thanks Sir.

[@MrMostafa2002m]

thanks,,, update and delete pictures from path is it possible please?

[@rayt6867]

Excellent, especially very clean & simple code and well executed. Could you please do a video for the Edit logic? Thanks

[@CodeSbyAniz]

You are Most welcome. will add it soon.

[@AhmedMohamed-up2nb]

@@CodeSbyAniz thanks for the video sir. it is really simple and efficient. Can you assist with the update of the pictures. I tried editing and the column become empty

[@mohammadkhattab2934]

How to remove background image in asp.net core? Thank you so much

[@shirasegal7411]

Thank you for this great video! We are trying to upload an image from asp . net core to Fire Base. Can you make a tutorial of how to do this?

[@CodeSbyAniz]

Yes, soon

[@shirasegal7411]

@@CodeSbyAniz Thanks! cant wait:)

[@shirasegal7411]

@@CodeSbyAniz im working on a project and ill be happy if you can do it as soon as possible... :))

[@samimesamay7703]

product.ImageUrl= UploadedFile(product) ---> Error CS0029 Cannot implicitly convert type 'string' to 'Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http.IFormFile'

[@theblamer]

Could you teach us how to delete the images from the path? :( This video worked me a lot!!

[@CodeSbyAniz]

Sure, will add it in my next video.

[@dungbui9484]

Pls github?

[@joslynj.corderogonzalez5954]

unnecessary use of view component, you could simply use a Partial view. View component is rather to use dependency injection and business logic as if it were another action of a controller, similar to what was @Hrml.RenderAction("ActionName") in Asp.net Mvc 5.

[@CodeSbyAniz]

Thanks for watching. Yes, it can be done with partial view also. but I want to show how it can be done using view component.