ASPUpload --> Directory object

[ShMiL]

Is there anyway to get the number of files in some directory without looping throughout all the items (files) of the directory?

Thanks

[A1ien51]

The sticky thread: http://www.codingforum.net/showthrea...&threadid=8736 might giveyou other ways to do it..

[ShMiL]

The thread you gave me doesn't help at all...
Look at my question please.

I already built an application, the only problem is I need to know how many files the DIR contains BEFORE I loop, so I can put the items into array WHILE looping (I need to know what size to set the array to).

[Roy Sinclair]

Your "Files" collection has a "Count" property which would be the number of files in the directory.

[ShMiL]

As I said, the application is aspUpload's and not FSO.
I was wondering if it's possible using this component...
I didn't find something about it in the reference (www.aspupload.com).

Anyone knows something about it?

Thanks

[A1ien51]

So I am guessing you are using the code from that site so why don't you contact the people there?

http://www.aspupload.com/support.html

[glenngv]

I think you can't find the number of files in a folder using AspUpload as I've seen in this reference or in this. So FSO is your choice.

[ShMiL]

No one ever died trying

Thank you all.
I was just trying this:

Upload.Directory( "C:\*.*", SORTBY_NAME)[B].count[/B]

and it worked!

[glenngv]

For a moment, I thought to ask you to try it when I posted that reply but I didn't.
But I'm glad you discovered it yourself.

[whammy]

Um... did I ever mention I hate internet explorer?

It's still very buggy. Sorry to be off-topic but I was going to say something cool about Glenn's post, and I couldn't even edit my own thanks to IE deleting text in a textarea instead of inserting additional text in its place.

I'm going to have to uninstall IE I guess. (And yeah... you can from what I hear, haven't tried it yet!)