I'm new at this and wonder if this is possible.
I'm running a Win2k server with FP 2002 Extensions using discussion boards.
There is a time delay in the posted content and the way our moderators are
managing it now involves logging into the server, copying the TOC file,
deleting the public TOC file and renaming the copy to the new public
version. --Copy and paste Tocprivate.htm -> delete TocPublic.htm -> rename
copy of Tocprivate.htm to TocPublic.
Is it possible to script something that would allow this to happen with a
single click of a button through their web browser?
Thanks for any suggestions, Neil
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Have a look at the FileSystemObjec t: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...stemObject.asp
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news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP11.phx.gbl. .. I'm new at this and wonder if this is possible.
I'm running a Win2k server with FP 2002 Extensions using discussion
boards. There is a time delay in the posted content and the way our moderators are
managing it now involves logging into the server, copying the TOC file,
deleting the public TOC file and renaming the copy to the new public
version. --Copy and paste Tocprivate.htm -> delete TocPublic.htm -> rename
copy of Tocprivate.htm to TocPublic.
Is it possible to script something that would allow this to happen with a
single click of a button through their web browser?
Thanks for any suggestions, Neil
hi, you can use FSO(file system object) or WSH(windows script host) to do
that.
take at this article: http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2059
look for more here: http://www.aspfaq.com http://www.asp101.com
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I'm running a Win2k server with FP 2002 Extensions using discussion
boards. There is a time delay in the posted content and the way our moderators are
managing it now involves logging into the server, copying the TOC file,
deleting the public TOC file and renaming the copy to the new public
version. --Copy and paste Tocprivate.htm -> delete TocPublic.htm -> rename
copy of Tocprivate.htm to TocPublic.
Is it possible to script something that would allow this to happen with a
single click of a button through their web browser?
Thanks for any suggestions, Neil
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