detox — Wed, 18 Jul 2001 15:28:41 +0000

As far as I know, client-side JavaScript won't do file-system work, even reading directory contents. If that is what you are attempting. Dont know much re server side....

For a complete list of all the methods and properties of the FSO, check out the Microsoft MSDN reference .

also check this out at wdvl : web developers virtual library

hope this helps some. BTW, upload and download are best done to my knowledge with upload managers like ASPUPLOAD.....

DizzEAngel — Wed, 18 Jul 2001 14:36:23 +0000

The spaces being together, along with two equal signs instead of one worked out... Thanks )

I wasn't trying to replace anything with text though. I was trying to alert the user that he or she needs to pick a file to actually delete, instead of leaving it blank. I did this because I noticed that if I clicked the delete button without there being a value, a runtime error would occur.

Hey, listen, one last request (or two rolled into one...)
1. Do you know how I would open a file similar in the same fashion? I tried
f1.OpenTextFile(...)
and every other thing I could think of with the world Open in there, but it's not responding or recognizing the method.

2. Do you know of a website where I can get some File System Object reference? That would solve every last one of my problems!

Thank you so much- you've been a big help.

~DizzE

detox — Wed, 18 Jul 2001 03:17:01 +0000

you need to have the quotes together like this "" rather than having a space in them, like this " ". Secondly i think the file, should stay, don;t replace it with text. That should get rid of the alert prob..