FileSystemObject
The core of this application is
the FileSystemObject (FSO) object. The FSO contains all the tools needed for
browsing directories, accessing files, editing files etc. This article isn't
an introduction to the FSO.
The folder view
The folder's pane has to do
several things -
-
List folder names with links to
the folders.
-
Have the ability to view files
in those folders (through the files frame).
-
Be able to create new folders.
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Be able to modify folders.
-
Show general information about
the folders.
-
Show the 'Up one level...' if it
is not a root folder.
-
Show all other drives on the
computer.
<%
If Len(Request.QueryString("drive")) Then
set objDrive = objFSO.GetDrive(Request.QueryString("drive"))
Else
set objDrive = objFSO.GetDrive("d:")
End If
Dim colFolder
Dim objcolFolders
If Len(Request.QueryString("folder")) Then
set objcolFolders = objFSO.GetFolder(Request.QueryString("folder"))
set colFolder = objColFolders.SubFolders
Else
Set objcolFolders = objFSO.GetFolder(objDrive.Driveletter & ":\domains")
set colFolder = objcolFolders.subfolders
End If
%> |
This code attained the drive and folder that
you wanted to access, this meant that you could just change two properties (1
if you inputted the whole path) to show the entire listing. It also specified
default values.
<%
Dim objParent
If Not objcolFolders.Path = objDrive.Driveletter & ":\domains" Then
Set objParent = objcolFolders.ParentFolder
Response.Write("<a href=folders.asp?folder=" & objParent.Path & "
target=folders>..Up one level</a>")
End If
%>
<%
Dim objSubFoldas
Dim objsubfoldas2
For each folda in colFolder
Response.Write("Edited listing")
Next
%> |
These two block incorporate the ...Up one level
and the entire listing (I edited that because it was too long).
<%
For intCode = 65 To 90
letter = Chr(intCode)
If objFSO.DriveExists(letter) Then
Response.Write("<option value=" & letter & ">" & letter & "</option>")
End If
Next
%> |
This looped through all of the drive letters
possible (A (65) - Z (90)) and checked for their existence before
showing the option to display them.
The 'View' link, was set to link to
files.asp?folder=[current folder].
The New Folder and 'More...' links were set to
a file called morefolders.asp. On that page are a list of actions that the
user can perform.
