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In a way, yes. If you give the control an "id" attribute, then you can declare a

variable of type HtmlInputFile with the same name, and then interact with that.

 

So, this would be in your HTML:

<input type = "file" id = "fileInput" runat = "server">

 

And this would be in your code-behind (assuming you're using one):

Protected fileInput As HtmlInputFile

 

See MSDN for an example.

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