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Emergency, bit off more than i can chew
Ok guys,
You're the only ones who can help me. I am totally not a programmer in any way,shape or form. But i have a little project that sounds simple, i just can't manage to hack my way through the code to get it going. I have 6 relative directories in the root of my web server. They all have executable and .zip content in them. They are organized by Apps, Patches, Drivers, etc. etc. What i want to do is generate a page that lists the directory contents of each, and formats the results into links so that you can download the content. BIG PLUS if it's in such a way that I could select the source dir from the UI instead of having 6 listings on one page. Thanks in advance. --BD Dallas,TX |
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Ok ermm ...
<% FolderName = Request.Form("Folder") 'FolderName = Server.MapPath(FolderName) '// if path is virtual Dim objFSO Set objFSO = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Dim objFolder Set objFolder = objFSO.GetFolder(FolderName) Dim objFile For Each objFile in objFolder.Files Response.Write "<a href=" & objFolder & " " & objFile.Path & ">"&ObjFile.Path& "</a><BR>" Next %> |
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