Re: File Upload From Clients Computer



Gary, take a look at your scripting documentation, entitled:
"Running Scripts Remotely".

Here's a plan. Run a script remotely on your client systems,
and have the script copy the designated file back onto your
server. (Maybe the user's "H" drive, if the users have space
allocated to them on your server).

Then, since you have control of your server, you can pick up
the (user's) file from within their space and transfer it
wherever you want.

Provided that you have permission to run scripts remotely,
and you have permission to access data stored in the users
area of your server, then this might be easier to do than
running FTP remotely.

cheers, jw
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Gary wrote:
I need to be able to upload a file from a client computer using VBScript. I'm not able to install any activex or other components on the client computer so I need to do this entirely in vbscript and what comes standard on an MS Windows system. I do have complete control of the Web Sever and can install anything I might need there. Can anyone direct me to some sample code on how to get this done? I assume that it will be some type of FTP process but I'm not sure.

Thanks

Gary
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