The author writes "ASP has the ability to write .html or any other text based documents directly to a web server (You need to write the text output to a directory that has write authority). This enables the instantaneous publication of user input without the need for uploading files from a PC." This example code shows how to write text based documents to a server using ASP.
Step-by-step tutorial on how to upload files (images, etc) from the client browser to the server hard disk using plain ASP pages. Complete application source code is available for download including the code to upload and display uploaded files to the user in an eary to use and understand manner.
For whatever reason, there are times when it would be convenient to know how to delete a folder without having to go to the server to do it. This is just one of the things you can do with the File Scripting Object.
This short example will allow you to dynamically create "static" html documents from an Access data on your web server using Active Server Pages. Basically after reading the contents of the db, instead of writing output to the browser it is written to the server.
There are several components on the market that allow your ASP application to handle file uploads. This article does not intend to replace those. There are times, however, that deploying a custom COM object is not possible. This article will show you how to write a VBScript class to handle file uploads.
A code snippet to display the last modified date for any given file dynamically. Every time the file is modified this info is written into the file. The FSO knows just how to read that for you.
This article shows a simple way to upload files from client to server using VBS, IE and ADODB as multipart/form-data document. Full source code included.
This article illustrates some great uses of the File System Object. It shows how to choose a drive to search, and then builds a listbox of all the folders on that drive. Choose a folder and it builds a listbox of all the files in that folder. Choose a File and it will display it in the browser or prompt you to save the file to your hard drive.