I\'d like to have my VBScript display the Windows Save As dialog box, but I could not find out how to do it.
Using this code:
Dim sfd
Set sfd = Creat
I just made a shell, linked it to a asp website, made the website read a directional tag - which i loaded the file location into, and the asp page opens up the file dialog immediate within that file location, with the filename also specificed through directional tags. Once saved, the shell disappears.
If it's a limitation of the website direcitonal tags ie (blah.com/temp.aspx?x=0&y=2&z=3)
store the information in a SQL db, or flat files, there are a ton of workarounds, but what above is said is true. VBS won't cut it internally.