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JP SIngh
Can someone please help me with a file download query. I have the following
code which works fine.
The only change I want to make is in the line objStream.loadfromfile
server.mappath("/images/"&strFile)
It is using a folder on the IIS Server to store the files.
Does anyone know how I can change the path speficied in the LoadFromFile to
a UNC path name i.e. \\myserver\images
This is an internal application and the server hosting the application is
too small to hold the amount of data hence a new server has been setup to
store files but I am unable to download it from the server.
<body>
Here is the code:
<p>Make your links like this
<a href="download.asp?doc=document1.doc"> Word Document</p>
</body>
Code for download.asp
<%
strFile=request.querystring("doc")
const adTypeBinary = 1
response.clear
response.addheader "content-disposition","attachment; filename=" &strFile
set objStream = server.createObject("adodb.stream")
objStream.type = adTypeBinary
objStream.open
'This is signifying that the doc are in a folder called WordDocs
objStream.loadfromfile server.mappath("/images/"&strFile)
response.binarywrite objStream.Read
objStream.close: set objStream = nothing
%>
code which works fine.
The only change I want to make is in the line objStream.loadfromfile
server.mappath("/images/"&strFile)
It is using a folder on the IIS Server to store the files.
Does anyone know how I can change the path speficied in the LoadFromFile to
a UNC path name i.e. \\myserver\images
This is an internal application and the server hosting the application is
too small to hold the amount of data hence a new server has been setup to
store files but I am unable to download it from the server.
<body>
Here is the code:
<p>Make your links like this
<a href="download.asp?doc=document1.doc"> Word Document</p>
</body>
Code for download.asp
<%
strFile=request.querystring("doc")
const adTypeBinary = 1
response.clear
response.addheader "content-disposition","attachment; filename=" &strFile
set objStream = server.createObject("adodb.stream")
objStream.type = adTypeBinary
objStream.open
'This is signifying that the doc are in a folder called WordDocs
objStream.loadfromfile server.mappath("/images/"&strFile)
response.binarywrite objStream.Read
objStream.close: set objStream = nothing
%>