How to add images of user in folder and save the address in database in ASP.NET core web api

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give the error while saving the image(invalid content "application/json").

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var files=HttpContext.Request.Form.File;

Posted 9-Feb-23 18:17pm

Sachu Rajput

Updated 12-Feb-23 3:24am

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Andre Oosthuizen 10-Feb-23 2:08am

It is impossible for us to even start working out where your error came from as we cannot see what you see. Please use the 'Improve Question' to post more code, on which line did the error occur, what output do you want with your code, what output are you getting now etc.

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developer_1605 · Answer 1 · 2023-02-12T03:24:00

If you are using 'HttpContext.Request.Form.Files' to retrieve uploaded files from a client, then the error "invalid content 'application/json'" may be caused by the request not being properly formatted as a multipart/form-data request.

Make sure that your client is properly setting the Content-Type header to multipart/form-data and that the request body is properly formatted with the file data.