@filename Search Problem
I try to do some search in ASP using the filename on an Index server Catalog. The filename begin with date (2001_06_13.html). I do some search with < and > and it work fine but when I do something like "@filename LIKE '%2001%'" it return anything. I tried this query alone without any query and it did the same thing.
With all the test I made I think @filename doesn't work with LIKE. How can I do search with wildcard with the filename? I use Windows 2000 server. have an other trouble. When I try to sort by filename sometime it work sometime it don't. Somebody know some issue about that?
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I have a form that gets a filename from a db like so
<FORM METHOD="POST" encType="multipart/form-data" ACTION="pic_delete.asp">
<input type="hidden" name="File1" value="<%=rstemp("filename")%>">
<input type="hidden" name="ImageID" value="<%=rstemp("ImageID")%>">
<INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT NAME="cmdSubmit" VALUE="Delete" ></form>
when I submit I get the error message "File not found"
So a did a respnse write to write my filename and found it is now called 2006_Apr_19-83955.23.bin It seems to be the time as it changes each time I try and get the filename to write...
this is the code on my delete page
<%
Dim Upload
Dim FileName
Dim Folder
Set Upload = New clsUpload
FileName = Upload("File1").FileName
response.write "Here is the file " & FileName & " name <br>"
Folder = Server.MapPath("..country") & "" & strPathToSave
response.write "Here is the folder " & folder & " name"
Upload.DeleteFile Folder & FileName
'Upload("File1").SaveAs Folder & FileName
Set Upload = Nothing %>
The folder name comes out right, just the filename changes.
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