This is my code CpyStr= ImgFile&","&Server.MapPath("../Images/Products/"&ProdID&".png") Response.write(CpyStr) Set fs=Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") fs.CopyFile CpyStr set fs=nothing Code (markup): I get the following error: Wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment: 'CopyFile' This is my string: C:\Documents and Settings\ButchTroll\My Documents\HawksNuthouse\images\Products\80008.png,d:\hosting\hawkspeanuts\Images\Products\00120-5.png Anybody know what I'm doing wrong?
FileSystemObject.CopyFile source,destination[,overwrite] parameter "destination" missing need more help , you can PM me
Copy a File Use the file system operations, Copy is supported by the FileSystemObject object. CopyFile source, destination[, overwrite] Note : The user must have write permissions to copy a file from one directory to another. Delete a File or Files Note : The optional parameter for the DeleteFile method is Force. This defaults to False, and determines whether or not read-only files will be deleted. Only if Force is set to True will read-only files be deleted. Append to a File Notice the numbers 1,2 and 8 in the above examples. Here is what they represent 1: Opens file for reading. Cannot write to this file 2: Opens file for writing. This file can't be read. Writing anything to this file would overwrite the previous contents. 8: Opens the file for appending. The previous contents is not overwritten. Notice the "True" and "False" parameters in examples above True: The file will be created if it doesn't exist False: A new will not be created if it doesn't already exist. Get the filenames in a directory Replace "directoryname" with your directory name. Note : Replace 'directoryname' with the name od directory you wish to read In case of NT the directory mush have read permission for being read from anonymous account Move a File or Files Use the file system operations, Rename is supported by the FileSystemObject object. MoveFile source, destination Note : The user must have minimum delete permissions on the source directory and write permissions on the destination directory. Read a File Read ALL Notice the numbers 1,2 and 8 in the above examples. Here is what they represent 1: Opens file for reading. Cannot write to this file 2: Opens file for writing. This file can't be read. Writing anything to this file would overwrite the previous contents. 8: Opens the file for appending. The previous contents is not overwritten. Notice the "True" and "False" parameters in examples above True: The file will be created if it doesn't exist False: A new will not be created if it doesn't already exist. Write to a File Notice the numbers 1,2 and 8 in the above examples. Here is what they represent 1: Opens file for reading. Cannot write to this file 2: Opens file for writing. This file can't be read. Writing anything to this file would overwrite the previous contents. 8: Opens the file for appending. The previous contents is not overwritten. Notice the "True" and "False" parameters in examples above True: The file will be created if it doesn't exist False: A new will not be created if it doesn't already exist.