Re: File Selector

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The latter will only be possible with an ActiveX control. And since only IE supports this and many wont allow it to be installed, it should only be considered for Intranets where you can dictate the browser used and what is installed.

Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.


Chris Leeds, MVP-FrontPage wrote:
there's a nice tutorial for directory listings at www.asp101.com <http://www.asp101.com> which you could probably modify to meet your needs. the tough thing will be the button that either fires up the save as dialog or print que dialog.
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"Tim" <tmiller@xxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:tmiller@xxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote in
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I know about FTP, that's not it.... Essentially I'm looking for the
same type of thing (with some controls to make it more friendly to
your average user). I'm asking this with regard to Front Page not
because I'm an idiot (well, maybe), but because I want to be able to
design this into a web page, so that I can put other features around it.
It would be for an Intranet page, where all the files are on servers
in our LAN.
So it sounds like this isn't something readily available out there
that I have just missed due to lack of experience.

        "Jens Peter Karlsen[FP MVP]" <jpkarlsen@xxxxxxxx
        <mailto:jpkarlsen@xxxxxxxx>> wrote in message
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        Yes, that exists. It is called an FTP Server. Has nothing to do
        with FP though. You can check with your provider if they offer
        an FTP Server. The users would then use an FTP client or IE's
        FTP view.

        Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.

         > -----Original Message-----
         > From: Tim [mailto:tmiller@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
         > Posted At: 6. april 2005 19:46
         > Posted To: microsoft.public.frontpage.addins
         > Conversation: File Selector
         > Subject: File Selector
         >
         >
         > I'd like a tool, preferrably something I can place into a web
         > page via FrontPage, that displays the files located in a
         > pre-defined directory, and allow users to select multiple
         > files and print or download them with one click (rather than
         > having to interact with them one at a time).  I picture this
         > with check boxes, and control over sorting, and perhaps
         > options to display some of the files attributes also.
         >
         > Certainly this is already built?
         > Thanks for any direction!
         >
         > Tim
         >
         >

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