Hello,

I don't work with javascript but to finish a project to a client my company needs to do several things. One of them it's to give to the client a few scripts that make some calculations and at the end the values will need to be written to a txt file in the server (this will work in a Intranet). A read about Javascript and I understood (correct me if I'm wrong...) it works from the client-side, so it's not possible to write to the server. I also read some question in a search I made in Google and in some sites they talked about using the FileSystemObject. Does any of you knows another way of dealing with this or have other suggestions? I'll appreciate all the help you can get.

thanks,


Elisa Resina

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Elisa Resina

The FileSystemObject can be used (given the proper security settings) to write to the client machine, I do believe.

If you want to write to the server, you can use JavaScript to pass variables, or whatever you'd like to a server-side application (php, asp, etc), which in turn could write a file to the local machine (server).