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Jane, Just a thought but are you seeing an error? If not then it might be that the CDONTS code is working and creating the email, but the SMTP Server isn't working. You could check to see if there are emails waiting to go under the mailroot directory on the web server.

Running exe files from a browser is a bit of a security risk so it's generally not advised. However, if you use something like : <script type=&quot;text/javascript&quot; language=&quot;JavaScript&quot;> function runCmd() { var oShell = new ActiveXObject(&quot;Shell.Application&quot;)...

Thanks for everyone's input on this. The code has kicked into gear and is now working as per my original posting, using \\fileserver and without server.mappath. It's possible one of the admin guys changed something else on the web server, but I switched it to use Basic Authentication, which...

Server.MapPath doesn't like physical paths and appears to only support virtual paths, so the Virtual Directory option or using the \\fileserver look the most likely to work. If only I could work out why it only works if the browser is on the same machine as the web server.

Hmm, looked hopeful initially, but server.mappath won't work with the machine name, as it errors : Invalid Path Character(s)~An invalid '/' or '\' was found in the Path parameter for the MapPath method. I've also tried creating a new virtual directory on IIS that points directly to...

Thanks I'll give that a try.

I have an issue using a very simple piece of ASP code below. The code takes a path, creates a file system object and then displays the filenames of files in the folder provided. Firstly, here's the code (it is part of a more complicated application, but this is just a test page for it) ...

Try http://www.pstruh.cz/ They have a pure ASP upload scripts that files to XML to upload. It may well be the same as described by the other posters and certainly isn't much good for large files as the web server stores the file in memory during the upload. The only thing required to be...

Pleased to report that java applets are once again working in my browser. Having re-installed the JVM a couple of times before I even posted on here, this morning I went back to carrs' 2nd posting again and went and removed the JVM from the View Objects option from the browser. Then did the...

OK, thanks I'll have another go at Carrs suggestions and try again before I do anything drastic.

Thanks for the assistance. I still haven't got this working. I think we're getting too low-level on how the plug-in/applets function here. My issue is that because of that one stupid dialogue box, no java applets get loaded into my browser ... even if they are my local applets. I think I'm...

Thanks for you help on this, but I've completed re-installed the JVM a couple of times. I've also gone back to an IE 5.5 setting and upgraded to 6 again ... I may have to trash the IE 5.5 so that I have no IE settings and install from scratch.

I have Medium Safety set for Java Permissions in the Security tab and all three scripting options are enabled. It's been driving me nuts, cos I can't remember exactly how the dialogue box was worded and can't find anything that would disable the downloading of the applets in the registry.

I have IE 6 on Win2K professional, with a 1.4.1 Java Runtime environment, but when prompted to download a java applet for a page I accidently clicked on the &quot;Never download&quot; option. Anyone know where in the registry I can reset this option, so that I can start using java applets...

Adobe 5 seems to work with PDFs initially, but if your PDF document attempts to load another PDF, then you appear to run into more problems and more errors. I think it has to do with plug-ins loading other plug-ins, but I don't really know.

Just found this on MSDN http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q305/1/53.ASP Might be the cause of the problem.

I have a feeling that Microsoft have done something with the plug-in for Adobe Acrobat in the Service Pack 2. I've only just upgraded to IE 5.5 SP2 and already I've had to change all my web pages that contain embedded quicktime, and now my PDF links are not working. I haven't found anything...

One last update on this (i've got work to do), MSDN's Using Microsoft debuggers provides this info : To install symbol files for Windows 2000 Make sure you have at least 500 MB of available space on the disk drive of the host machine. Insert the Customer Support Diagnostics CD. Click on...

Version 7.1 doesn't appear to give you the option anymore, whereas version 6 did. Typical.

Exception Monitor should give you the option to download the symbols (one 61Mb file), but I'm not sure where it gets it from.