I'm trying to call a .vbs file from an asp page. Here is my code
%
Call Shell()
Sub Shell()
Set ws = Server.CreateObject(Wscript.Shell)
err.Clear
ws.Run(\\{servername}\{sharename}\App\Scripts\ES_DEFAULT_MAP.vbs)
If err.number 0 then
Hi,
I've had permission to use an article on my website, so I saved the page,
opened it in NoteTab, striped the html to give me the plain text. That way
I didn't have to type it, and I was sure not to make any illegal changes by
mistake.
I pasted the text into my web page template. The text
The nbsp; problem shows up in Opera 6 and Mozilla 1.0. You also might want
to think about replacing nbsp; with #160; which is the css version of
a space.
andy
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From: Alida Saxon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2002 1:08 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Wednesday, August 28, 2002 at 11:57, The PuterBug wrote:
TP HELP PLEASE! I've spent the last 3 hours working on this and nothing I
TP do makes it work. The url is above. What happens is that I finally
TP got it coded so that I don't get a javascript error on the page.
TP However, the child
At 12:25 PM 8/28/2002 +0100, you wrote:
On Wednesday, August 28, 2002 at 11:57, The PuterBug wrote:
TP HELP PLEASE! I've spent the last 3 hours working on this and nothing I
TP do makes it work. The url is above. What happens is that I finally
TP got it coded so that I don't get a javascript
OK. People in the office are giving me hints that I've spent too long on
this one already. Maybe its the stuff flying out of the door, or possibly
just the shrieks coming from my office.
I'm attempting to do something that seems like it should be simple, and
probably is, but I'm missing it. I
Perfect!! A whole lotta people (who are still my friends) thank you.
Hal
declare a variable ie. FileNameStuff
FileNameStuff = c:\testasp\ FileNumberStuff .txt
then do it like this
objMail.attachFile FileNameStuff,
that should work...
:)
s
The WDVL Discussion
Perfect!! A whole lotta people (who are still my friends) thank you.
As opposed to those who aren't? ;oP
Damn you must be hard to work for!!! :o)
Matt
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Use a Standard txtBox control.
Set the Multiline property to True and call this function from wherever you
want to call.
Add MS Scripting Runtime from refrences.
Module level declaration
Public g_lngCnt As Long
Public g_oTrace As Scripting.TextStream
Public Sub
