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asp_discuss thread: FSO
Message #1 by "Ashish" <aaplogon@y...> on Sun, 3 Mar 2002 21:27:46
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I cannot get any asp page that uses the FSO object to work on my computer.
If I move the file to the production server, everything works fine. So, I
know the code is correct. I have check the permissions for
IUSER_MachineName on my computer and the user has permissions to modify
and write. By the way, I am using IIS 5 on widows XP. Any suggestions?
Another unrelated question regarding transfer function. I have a transfer
function in an ASP pages, lets call it ONE.asp, which calls another page,
lets call it TWO.asp. Everything works fine, ie the tranfer function goes
to page TWO.asp. My question is, why does the location (address) box show
it is page ONE.asp when actually it is TWO.asp?
THANKS!
Message #2 by gbrown@c... on Fri, 8 Mar 2002 19:18:25
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What problem do you get with the FSO?
We had one today whereby it all worked on our local servers but failed
when we tried to run it on our website.
Turns out our host in the states has turned off the ability for a visitor
to the site to create files with this object.
As for point 2, I think that is what it is supposed to do.
Regards
> I cannot get any asp page that uses the FSO object to work on my
computer.
> If I move the file to the production server, everything works fine. So,
I
> know the code is correct. I have check the permissions for
> IUSER_MachineName on my computer and the user has permissions to modify
> and write. By the way, I am using IIS 5 on widows XP. Any suggestions?
>
>
> Another unrelated question regarding transfer function. I have a
transfer
> function in an ASP pages, lets call it ONE.asp, which calls another
page,
> lets call it TWO.asp. Everything works fine, ie the tranfer function
goes
> to page TWO.asp. My question is, why does the location (address) box
show
> it is page ONE.asp when actually it is TWO.asp?
>
>
> THANKS!
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