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Displaying Sub Folders

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create a file

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ASP Form Input to HTML

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Following example displays
This tutorial is aimed to
Easy code for creating a file
The author writes "ASP
all sub folders in current
show you how it is possible
 
has the ability to write
folder. We will use
to retrieve a remote file
 
.html or any other text
SubFolders property of
via ASP and FTP without
 
based documents directly to
FileSystem Object for this
using a 3rd-party component.
 
a web server (You need to
source code. First we will
 
 
write the text output to a
find our current path using
 
 
directory that has write
System.MapPath.
 
 
authority). This enables the
 
 
 
instantaneous publication of
 
 
 
user input without the need
 
 
 
for uploading files from a
 
 
 
PC." This example code
 
 
 
shows how to write text
 
 
 
based documents to a server
 
 
 
using ASP.


Date: Apr, 20 2004


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Date: Apr, 18 2005


Date: May, 14 2001
This example displays some
Step-by-step tutorial on how
For whatever reason, there
This short example will allow
useful file examples . Last
to upload files (images,
are times when it would be
you to dynamically create
accessed , last modified and
etc) from the client browser
convenient to know how to
"static" html
when the file was created
to the server hard disk
delete a folder without
documents from an Access
 
using plain ASP pages.
having to go to the server
data on your web server
 
Complete application source
to do it. This is just one
using Active Server Pages.
 
code is available for
of the things you can do
Basically after reading the
 
download including the code
with the File Scripting
contents of the db, instead
 
to upload and display
Object.
of writing output to the
 
uploaded files to the user
 
browser it is written to the
 
in an eary to use and
 
server.
 
understand manner.
 
 


Date: Apr, 18 2005


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Date: Mar, 02 2001
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