Dave Cragg wrote:
Jacque
Is this worth trying.
put the defaultFolder into tSavedDef
put "/home/folder1/folder 2" into tNewDef
set the defaultFolder to tNewDef
if tNewDef = the defaultFolder then
## there is a folder
else
## there isn't a folder
end if
set the defaultFolder to tSavedDef
This kind of mirrors what you have to do on an FTP server to get a
listing of a folder whose name contains spaces. I was wondering if the
file system on your server behaves in a similar fashion, and will let
you set the defaultFolder to a name with a space, but not work with
"there is".
Well, I didn't try it because I just discovered something else. Probably
what's wrong is that I don't understand the file system on the server.
I'm working with a setup very much like the one you described on your
sever. In other words, there's a path like this:
</httpd/vhosts/domain.com/cgi-bin/test.cgi>
If I query any folder within the domain name, it exists (regardless of
spaces). But the one I need is outside the domain, like this:
</folder1/other folder/>
where "folder1" is at the same level as the "httpd" folder in the first
example above. Even this folder exists unless it has spaces, though.
At least, I think that's what's going on. I've tried so many things now
I'm getting confused.
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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