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    hint_54
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    Hi all =) I need to write a script that allows the user to upload several files to the server, but I really wan't to avoid uploading them one by one, as they could be up to 400! =S I'm wondering if any of you guys knows a way of uploading entire directories (this would be ideal!) to the server. best regards hint_54

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      Hi all =) I need to write a script that allows the user to upload several files to the server, but I really wan't to avoid uploading them one by one, as they could be up to 400! =S I'm wondering if any of you guys knows a way of uploading entire directories (this would be ideal!) to the server. best regards hint_54

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      but, what kind of web application are you development?, desktop application with web functions or asp page?, if is asp web i know (i don't reallity sure) what this not access to local files because security rasons, but if is a desktop application well you should make use of ftp services. In this case, make a remote dir, then upload *.* files in binary mode y this must work.

      Greetings from Mexico ----------------------- Cuando salga el sol, no estare aqui...

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        but, what kind of web application are you development?, desktop application with web functions or asp page?, if is asp web i know (i don't reallity sure) what this not access to local files because security rasons, but if is a desktop application well you should make use of ftp services. In this case, make a remote dir, then upload *.* files in binary mode y this must work.

        Greetings from Mexico ----------------------- Cuando salga el sol, no estare aqui...

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        It's a web site =) It's supposed to go online publicly, but the part that will allow file submissions is for admin only, so i'm thinking of writting a script for the client side too that creates a form for file submissions, this way (because i'm running on the client side) I can browse the drives. hint_54

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          but, what kind of web application are you development?, desktop application with web functions or asp page?, if is asp web i know (i don't reallity sure) what this not access to local files because security rasons, but if is a desktop application well you should make use of ftp services. In this case, make a remote dir, then upload *.* files in binary mode y this must work.

          Greetings from Mexico ----------------------- Cuando salga el sol, no estare aqui...

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          haggenx wrote:

          local files because security rasons

          I believe it is spelled: "raisins"

          Brad Australian - Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript" A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.

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