ASP learning the FSO component Operation example skill (3)

fso| Skills

After the drive is finished, the folder is then manipulated. These include extracting folder information, creating folders, deleting folders, copying folders, moving folders, and so on. Here's a concrete look.

first, FSO. GetFolder

A look is clear, is the extraction folder. Which folder is that specifically extracted? Definitely follow the path to a folder. Extract it and then display the information about the folder? Whether there is to be specific extraction down. So, look at the program:

1,getfldr. Asp

<%set fso = CreateObject ("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set Fldr = fso. GetFolder ("C:\Program Files")
Response.Write "Parent folder name is:" & Fldr & "<br>"
If Fldr. IsRootFolder = True Then
Response.Write "This folder is a folder" & "<br>"
Else
Response.Write "This folder is not a root folder" & "<br>"
End If
Response.Write "Drive name is:" & Fldr. Drive & "<br>"%>

It is essential to establish a connection to the FSO component first, then set Fldr = FSO. GetFolder ("C:\Program Files") sets the Fldr object to be assigned as a reference to the following program.

Fldr. IsRootFolder is to determine whether the folder is a folder and the value is a Boolean (true or false); Fldr. Drive displays the drive letter for the folder.

Second, FSO. CreateFolder

The next more exciting is the creation of a folder through ASP, you can create any folder within your jurisdiction.

2,creatfldr.asp

<%set fso = CreateObject ("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Fso. CreateFolder ("C:\cnbruce")
Response.Write "folder name is" & FSO. Getbasename ("C:\cnbruce")%>

Execution procedures, should find C disk more out of the Cnbruce folder, FSO. Getbasename is the extraction folder name.

third, FSO. DeleteFolder

You can create a folder from ASP, and you can also delete the folder.

3,delfldr.asp

<%set fso = CreateObject ("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Fso. DeleteFolder ("C:\cnbruce")
Response.Write "folder deleted"%>

It is found that the Cnbruce folder that you just created has actually been deleted.

The following is a general procedure for flexible response.

4,mainflr.asp

  <%sub createafolder (file)
  dim FSO
  set FSO = CreateObject ("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
  fso. CreateFolder (file)
  response.write has established the &file
  end Sub
  sub Deleteafolder (file)
  dim FSO
  set fso = CreateObject ("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
  fso. DeleteFolder (file)
  response.write has deleted the &file
  end sub%>
   <%subname=request.form ("Submit")
  create=request.form ("create")
  del= Request.Form ("del")
  if subname<> "" Then
   if Create<> "" then
    Call Createafolder ("&create&")
   End If
   if del<> "" Then
   call Deleteafolder ("&del&")
   End If
  end if%>
    <form action= "MAINFLR.asp "method=" Post >
   <input name= "Create" >
   <input type= "Submit" value= Set up "Name=" >
   </form>
      <form action= " Mainflr.asp "method=" POST "><input name=" del ">
   <input type=" Submit "value=" Delete "Name=" Submit ">
   </form>

Note that deleting does not prompt "confirm that you want to put in the Recycle Bin." This is something you need to be cautious about, especially for your system folders.