On Wednesday, November 5, 2003 at 19:05, SsolSsinclair wrote:

S> <rephrase>
S> Once the client hits "enter", you expect a CDOSYS script to be activated
S> [which was just priorly downloaded] which interprets the directory path the
S> client has just established during reader reception time. The CDOSYS script
S> then uses this path to access and upload the script. This is the solution
S> you/we/i seek
S> </rephrase>

S> is it possible to keep a script actively running once downloaded, or does it
S> require activation [it would be better - in my immature obinion] to have the
S> script actively running when the client performs this task.

chances are, if you're using cdosys, you're probably using asp.  this runs
on the server.  there's no way (as far as i'm aware) to keep this script
running.

why would you want it actively running??

S> is the "directory path" the client establishes accessible on the OS's hard
S> disk being used in the scenario? IOWs, Do you know where this information
S> can be retrieved from on the OS

no! :>  the problem here is security, you're not allowed to read files off
of the clients pc.

you need to use a file input box to submit the file to the server and then
attach it to your email.  this is pretty much the method that most of the
web-based email services use.

S> can tou activate the script using mouse motion as detection

the script is running on the server, so unless you want to use javascript
to do something funky.

hth,

darren.


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