> Stephen Russell wrote:
>
> You are having VFP serve up a string of HTML that GetFile.asp is going
> to display?
>
> Why screw with VFP at all here?
>
> function GetFileSizeType(WhatFile)
> set fs=Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
> file = Server.MapPath(WhatFile)
>
> set f = fs.GetFile(file) " you now have the file in f
>
Thanks for the suggestion Stephen. So should the following work to send the
file:
Function SendFile(cFileNamePath)
set fs=Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
file = Server.MapPath(cFileNamePath)
set f = fs.GetFile(file) ' you now have the file in f
Response.BinaryWrite f
End Function
This actually seems to output the file name rather than the actual file.
The next problem I can see with the above, but there might be a way around
it, is that Server.MapPath() requires a virtual path rather than a physical
one. That is a little awkward where the files are on another drive.
Nick
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