VB Controls, Cannot overwrite local file upon downloading

Cannot overwrite local file upon downloading

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Bill Nguye #1 / 3	Cannot overwrite local file upon downloading I wrote a little program using INET control for user upload/download files. Upload works ok, users can overwrite existing files on the FTP server, but files downloaded by users won't work if there is a file with the same file name exist in the local directory. Is there anyway to overwqrite local file using INET? Thanks
Mon, 20 May 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Patrick Hil #2 / 3	Cannot overwrite local file upon downloading Bill, What you can do is an error trpping routine. I know for a fact that if the file exsists that the Inet controls responsecode is 80 so what you can do is this: On error goto Filethere blah balh Filethere: If inet1.responsecode=80 then kill "the path and filename be sure to put in quotes unless using a variable" End If hope this helps! Patrick Hill Quote: > I wrote a little program using INET control for user upload/download files. > Upload works ok, users can overwrite existing files on the FTP server, but > files downloaded by users won't work if there is a file with the same file > name exist in the local directory. Is there anyway to overwqrite local file > using INET? > Thanks
Sun, 16 Jun 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Patrick Hil #3 / 3	Cannot overwrite local file upon downloading Bill, I know that if the file exsits that Inet's response code is 80 so this is what you can do On error goto FileThere code..... code.... FileThere: If Inet1.responsecode=80 then Kill "Path and filename" (must be in quotes unless usinf a variable) Inet1.Execute Inet1.URL, "Get " & SourceFile & " " & DestFile End if Hope this helps! Patrick Hill Quote: > I wrote a little program using INET control for user upload/download files. > Upload works ok, users can overwrite existing files on the FTP server, but > files downloaded by users won't work if there is a file with the same file > name exist in the local directory. Is there anyway to overwqrite local file > using INET? > Thanks
Sun, 16 Jun 2002 03:00:00 GMT

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