deletefiles
This ASP page is a maintenance tool of sorts. It first lists all of the files in the directory. The links when pressed pass the file name back to the same page which calls a delete function that delete the file which was just clicked on.
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<html><head> <title>delte a file</title> </head><body> <center><H2>WARNING</H2></center> This code is very dangerous. When loaded, clicking on any file on this page will cause that file to be deleted. I have not put in a confirm delete page. I recommend doing so if you are ever going to use this delete function in a production environment. <p>For help or comments, feel free to contact me at <a href="mailto:[email protected]">Hotmail</a> or visit my temporary site at <a href="http://www22.brinkster.com/jbuck">www22.brinkster.com/jbuck</a> <p> Click on any file below to delete it. I recommend adding a few junk files for demostration purposes.<p> <% strdelete = request.querystring("delete") strFN = request.querystring("FN") if strdelete = "Yes" Then call functionDF() End if Sub functionDF() Dim fso, f1 Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Response.Write "Deleting file <b>" & strFN & "</b><br>" Set f1 = fso.GetFile(Server.MapPath(strFN)) f1.Delete Response.Write "All done!<br>" End Sub ' the dot . below represents the current directory that this file is in. ' this file will only delete in its current directory. to delete in ' directories, you would have to add that to the tobdel portion which is the FN ' that is being passed. dirtowalk = "." Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set f = fs.GetFolder(server.mappath(dirtowalk)) Set fc = f.Files For Each tobdel in fc response.write "<a href='deletefiles.asp?delete=Yes&FN=" & tobdel.name & "'>" response.write tobdel.name & "</a></br>" Next %> </body></html>
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