I have written a page to be put on our website. The user goes to the webpage where they enter in a username, password, ftp site, and local hard drive. When they press 'Connect', two explorer windows open up with one viewing their local hard drive and the second viewing the ftp site. This is to provide users with and easy interface to ftp files without emailing them to us.
Anyways, when i developed the page on my hard drive (before i move it over to the webserver) it worked fine and both explorer boxes opened up. However, when i moved the webpage over to the server and tried to log on using the page it says 'Error on page' in the status bar and the local hard drive explorer window will not open. Secondly, i notice that everything works fine in versions of windows 2000 and below. So i am wondering if there is a setting in XP that will not allow javascript to view the drive of a local computer.
The code below:
window.open(local,'_blank', 'toolbar=yes,location=yes....
Where 'local' is a variable that will contain the local drive (ex: C:\) is supposed to open the explorer window viewing your local hard drive but errors out here.
Please help...
Anyways, when i developed the page on my hard drive (before i move it over to the webserver) it worked fine and both explorer boxes opened up. However, when i moved the webpage over to the server and tried to log on using the page it says 'Error on page' in the status bar and the local hard drive explorer window will not open. Secondly, i notice that everything works fine in versions of windows 2000 and below. So i am wondering if there is a setting in XP that will not allow javascript to view the drive of a local computer.
The code below:
window.open(local,'_blank', 'toolbar=yes,location=yes....
Where 'local' is a variable that will contain the local drive (ex: C:\) is supposed to open the explorer window viewing your local hard drive but errors out here.
Please help...