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FileSystemObject Object
 FileSystemObject.GetFolder Method
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 FileSystemObject.MoveFolder Method
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FileSystemObject Object

One function of FileSystemObject object is the manipulation of folders of the file system.

FileSystemObject.GetFolder Method

FileSystemObject.GetFolder method is the method to return an instance of a Folder object corresponding to the specified folder specification related to the specified FileSystemObject Object.

Syntax:

FileSystemObjectName.GetFolder(folderspec)

 Or in VBScript. Imply

FolderObjectName = FileSystemObjectName.GetFolder(folderspec)

 Or in JScript. Imply

FolderObjectName = FileSystemObjectName.GetFolder(folderspec)

Parameters:

FolderObjectName

The parameter "FolderObjectName" is the name assigned to the instance of the Folder object returned by the method using the FileSystemObjectName.GetFolder Method.

FileSystemObjectName

The parameter "FileSystemObjectName" is used to specify the name of the instance of the FileSystemObject Object related to.

folderspec

The parameter "folderspec" is used to specify the folder specification for which the Folder object to be returned. The parameter folderspec is the absolute or relative path of the specific folder. Unlike the return of parent folder name, an error occurs if the parameter folderspec of the specified folder does not exist.

Return Values:

Folder object

The method returns an instance of Folder object corresponding to the specified folderspec related to the specified FileSystemObject Object. 

Remarks:

FileSystemObjectName should always refer to a FileSystemObject Object.

Examples:

  • Example of using the GetFolder method to return an instance of Folder object

    ASP VBScript command:

    <script runat="server" language="VBScript">
    Dim fso, FolderObjectName
    Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
    set FolderObjectName = fso.GetFolder("/temp")
    Response.Write FolderObjectName.Path & "<br />"
    set FolderObjectName = fso.GetFolder("c:/temp")
    Response.Write FolderObjectName.Path & "<br />"
    set FolderObjectName = fso.GetFolder("c:/temp/test")
    Response.Write FolderObjectName.Path & "<br />"
    set FolderObjectName = fso.GetFolder(fso.GetParentFolderName(fso.GetAbsolutePathName("test1")))
    Response.Write FolderObjectName.Path & "<br />"
    </script>

    HTML web page ouput:

    C:\Temp
    C:\Temp
    C:\Temp\test
    C:\Temp

  • Example of using the GetFolder method to return an instance of Folder object

    ASP JScript command:

    <script runat="server" language="JScript">
    var fso, FolderObjectName;
    fso = new ActiveXObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject");
    FolderObjectName = fso.GetFolder("/temp");
    Response.Write(FolderObjectName.Path + "<br />") ;
    FolderObjectName = fso.GetFolder("c://temp");
    Response.Write(FolderObjectName.Path + "<br />") ;
    FolderObjectName = fso.GetFolder("c://temp//test");
    Response.Write(FolderObjectName.Path + "<br />") ;
    FolderObjectName = fso.GetFolder(fso.GetParentFolderName(fso.GetAbsolutePathName("test1")));
    Response.Write(FolderObjectName.Path + "<br />");
    </script>

    HTML web page ouput:

    C:\Temp
    C:\Temp
    C:\Temp\test
    C:\Temp

FileSystemObject.MoveFolder Method

FileSystemObject.MoveFolder method is the method to move one or more folders according to the specified source location from the source location to the destination location related to the specified FileSystemObject Object

Syntax:

FileSystemObjectName.MoveFolder(source, destination)

 Or in VBScript. Imply

FileSystemObjectName.MoveFolder(source, destination)

 Or in JScript. Imply

FileSystemObjectName.MoveFolder(source, destination) 

Parameters:

FileSystemObjectName

The parameter "FileSystemObjectName" is used to specify the name of the instance of the FileSystemObject Object related to.

source

The parameter "source" is used to specify the path string of the source folder specification to be moved from. Wildcard characters can be used to specify one or more folders to be moved. However the wildcard characters can only be used in the last path component of the path specification.

destination

The parameter "destination" is used to specify the path string of the destination folder specification to which the folder and subfolders from source are to be moved. Wildcard characters cannot be used to specify the path of  desitination folder.

Remarks:

FileSystemObjectName Method should always refer to a FileSystemObject Object.

If the parameter source contains wildcard characters or the parameter destination ends with a path separator (\), the parameter destination is assumed to be an existing folder in which to copy matching folders and subfolders. Otherwise, the parameter destination is assumed to be the name of the folder to be created for copying to.

In either case, when moving from the source to the desination,

  • If the destination does not exist, the source folder and all its contents gets moved.

  • If the destination is an existing file, an error occurs.

  • If the destination is a directory, an error occurs.

An error also occurs if a source doesnot match any folders when using wildcard characters.

Besides, the CopyFolder method stops on the first error it encounters. No attempt is made to roll back any changes were made before an error occurs.

This method also allows moving folders between volumes only if supported by the operating system.

Permission Denied Error may occur, if the folder is not shared with the corresponding Web Server.

Examples:

  • Example of using the MoveFolder method to one or more folders from the source to destination.

    ASP VBScript command:

    <script runat="server" language="VBScript">
    Dim fso
    Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
    fso.MoveFolder "c:\temp1\*" , "c:\temp2" 
    </script>

    HTML web page ouput:

     

  • Example of using the MoveFolder method to one or more folders from the source to destination.

    ASP JScript command::

    <script runat="server" language="JScript">
    var fso, foldero;
    fso = new ActiveXObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject");
    fso.MoveFolder("c:\\temp1\\*", "c:\\temp2");
    </script>

    HTML web page ouput:::

     

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