Hi,
You don't need to urlEncode the user name. If you get another error,
e.g. invalid user name, you might try using + or % instead of @.
Best,
Mark
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Yes, I have a number of empty patches on my scalp where whole
sections of hair were pulled out on this matter. (smile)
First simplest line of investigation: You may not want to be
declaring the protocol in the domain name. if you have that kind of
user name (I have them on one of our serve
Ugh, I knew it had to be a simple thing. Thank you!
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On 25 Jun 2006, at 04:07, stevex64 wrote:
This one should be simple and it's driving me insane! Here is the
code:
on mouseUp
answer file "Select a file to upload"
put "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" into userName
put "myPW" into userPassword
put "ftp.mydomain.com" into myServer
put "ftp://"
message, "invalid URL:"
Usernames on my server have to be in [EMAIL PROTECTED] format.
I have looked through these posts, the online docs, and the manuals I have
laying on the table in front of me, all to no avail. Thanks for any help.
Steve Ralston
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