I want to ask if there is a ready tool like in the picture in the attachment
that i can put it in my website (i mean like a control or ajaxtool provid that) or I have to build my special one...

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If the attached image is a desktop-style file browser (icons, upload/rename/delete), a ready-made file-manager can be embedded instead of building everything from scratch. pointed toward that approach; it is the fastest route when a full UI, previews and file operations are required. By contrast, ’s ImageButton suggestion is the right fit when only a small toolbar of clickable icons is needed.

Common off-the-shelf options:

  • elFinder — full-featured JavaScript file manager with community connectors.
  • CKFinder — commercial file manager that integrates with CKEditor.
  • RichFilemanager — standalone manager with server-side adapters.
  • blueimp jQuery File Upload — robust upload widget for building a custom UI.

Integration notes for ASP.NET:

  • Prefer libraries that include or document a .NET connector. If none exists, implement a thin Web API controller or an HTTP handler that accepts multipart/form-data and returns JSON.
  • Configure server limits: maxRequestLength (KB) in ASP.NET and IIS maxAllowedContentLength (bytes) are common culprits when uploads fail.
  • Security checklist: authenticate/authorize all file APIs, whitelist extensions, enforce size limits, store uploads outside the site root (or tightly restrict access), set tight NTFS permissions, and scan files for malware.

Quick troubleshooting tips:

  • Check browser dev tools for CORS or JSON errors.
  • Verify handler/controller mapping and HTTP verbs (POST/DELETE).
  • Inspect IIS request limits and application-pool write permissions.
  • Confirm licensing before embedding any third-party component.

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I want to ask if there is a ready tool like in the picture in the attachment
that i can put it in my website (i mean like a control or ajaxtool provid that) or I have to build my special one...
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>I want to ask if there is a ready tool like..

Use ImageButton.

void ImageButton_Click(object sender, ImageClickEventArgs e) 
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