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When you use your FTP client, you are unable to see virtual directories created in Internet Server Manager for the FTP service even though you have permissions to access the directory. However, if you issue the "cd" command with the correct name to the virtual directory or "ls" or "dir" of the virtual directory, the contents are listed (provided sufficient permissions exist for the user/anonymous user)....
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Author: John Peterson
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Sometimes I come up with a cool topic to write about and then have to figure out how to write the script to go along with it. Other times I have a cool script then have to find a way to tie it into an interesting topic. This time I messed things up royally and had to write a script to save my butt! Let me give you a little background on this one. I was recently migrating an old section of the site into a different section. In the process, once I moved the files I was also updating them to use...
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Author: Jitendra Bansiwal.
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This ASP page copy file from web server to client machine without zip the file....
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Author: Adrian Bacaianu
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This article describes two ways of uploading images and files to your web server, and the advantages and disadvantages of both. My contribution is based on the comparison between the different methods. I didn't invent any Microsoft upload technique :).
This article is based on an ASP technique which I got from my colleague Doru Paraschiv and on a very good article from MSDN. My special thanks to Panos Kougiouris, for his help in revealing the ISAPI binary streaming techniques. Check out C...
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Author: Antonin Foller
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If you use ODBC connection (DSN or DSN-less) to file on remote computer (UNC path), OLEDB raises next error : Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers size=2>error '80004005' [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] The Microsoft Jet database engine cannot open the File '(unknown)'. It is already opened exclusively by another user, or you need permission to view its data. You can avoid the error - ASP and ActiveX supports two ways to open DSN-less connection to MDB file (or connec...
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Author: Faisal Khan
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This article is first of a series of articles about working with drives, folders and files using ASP. In this article we'll learn how to get hold of Drives collection which FileSystemObject provides us, then we'll use this handle to display a list of all drives connected to our computer with their detailed info. These drives may be fixed hard disks, removable drives like floppy drives, CD-ROM drives or even network drives. We'll then use the handle to a drive to access root folder for that drive...
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Author: Faisal Khan
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This article is first of a series of articles about working with drives, folders and files using ASP. In this article we'll learn how to get hold of Drives collection which FileSystemObject provides us, then we'll use this handle to display a list of all drives connected to our computer with their detailed info. These drives may be fixed hard disks, removable drives like floppy drives, CD-ROM drives or even network drives. We'll then use the handle to a drive to access root folder for that drive...
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Author: Faisal Khan
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This article is first of a series of articles about working with drives, folders and files using ASP. In this article we'll learn how to get hold of Drives collection which FileSystemObject provides us, then we'll use this handle to display a list of all drives connected to our computer with their detailed info. These drives may be fixed hard disks, removable drives like floppy drives, CD-ROM drives or even network drives. We'll then use the handle to a drive to access root folder for that drive...
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Author: Faisal Khan
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This article is number three in a series of articles I wrote about uploading and displaying binary data with ASP. The first article was about Uploading binary data to the database, second was on Displaying binary data from the database and the third one ( this one ) is going to be on 'Uploading files to the server hard disk using pure ASP'.If you have the privilege of using ASP.NET then you should read these comprehensive tutorials regarding file uploading using built-in ASP.NET server controls....
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Author: Peter A. Bromberg
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You'd like to have a page on your company Intranet or your Web site that automatically downloads and installs some piece of software whenever a new visitor is directed (or redirected) to that page. You want to avoid having to prompt people to "download" the file, and you want to avoid generating those download "dialogs" that users can say "NO" to. In short, you want it to just "happen". Well, you're in luck, and you don't need to create code-signed CAB files with INF files inside them and crazy ...
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In this article, we will see how to allow a user to download any file from our web server. They will see a prompt, giving them the option of opening or saving it, rather than simply opening it which is the default. We can achieve this using the FSO and ADODB objects....
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Author: Justin Cook
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This second article will show how to send remote binary files, multiple files, and additional information with only ASP and XML. This is an incredibly powerful technique, and the implementation in this two part series will deal with automatically updating a deployed ASP web application....
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