The most obvious problem is that FileXtra3 doesn't understand "@" like
Director does. It expects fully-qualified pathname(s), i.e., no "relative"
paths. And you should not be using hard-coded paths, you should be using
variables determined by programmatic means.
-Kent
>> I have this problem with the FileXtra... (on MAC)
>> On a CDRom, when a user click on a specific button, I want to copy a
folder
>> from the cd into the hard disk of the user.
>>
>> At first, I taught about having a window with the option for the user to
be
>> able to browse where he wants to install it...but I just couldn't find
the
>> way to make it work...
>>
>> Then, I tried with the FileXtra and I found the example to copy a folder,
>> but the script doesn't seems to work... there it is:
>>
>> on mousedown
>> fxObj = xtra("FileXtra3").new()
>> put fxObj.fx_FolderCopy("@: MyFolder", "Macintosh HD: Applications",
True)
>> end
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